Long Legs Storage Bag (550/660/830MM)

$31.00 USD

~~$0.00 USD~~ $31.00 USD

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Details:
The Long Legs Storage Bag is specifically designed to store and transport your Long Adjustable IGT Legs (550/660/830MM). Each bag accommodates up to ten legs. Not compatible with Snow Peak IGT legs.

Specs:
Long - L24" x W8" x D2"

Material:
Oxford Fabric

Origin:
Korea

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NPS score:

0 (Not at all likely)

10 (Extremely likely)

Likes: Fits a unique need

Improvements: More stitching would be more reassuring

Good aesthetic storage

Before I had all my legs in an ammo can. This felt sad compared to how well everything else I had was stored. Enter the Stanluck leg bags. Now they look great and are easy to move.

NPS score:

0 (Not at all likely)

10 (Extremely likely)

Likes: Great organizatoin

Improvements: Stitching at handles needs reinforcement.

Great design, worrisome construction

The design of this roll-bag for legs is fantastic. The big concern is the single row of stitching that holds down each handle. When fully weighed down with ten legs, there is an awful amount of force being applied to the single row of stitches holding down each handle, and it is clear that this is where the failure well occur. Reinforcement at this stress point would be welcome. Again, fantastic thought and design otherwise.

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