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Great idea . Can’t say it bothers me but I like the idea
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Thanks all.
Appreciate the positivity.
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Like it, good luck with the sales 
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Nice bit of product design . . .  Get a rock solid patent on it quick before the lemmings copy it - then sell it back to 'em and retire!
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Genius! I’ve never had a problem threading mine, but I’m all for something that saves a bit of time and effort during setup/packdown!
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Great job.
We need to see more of this type of innovation and cottage industries in fishing. Most ultralight backpacking gear was built through the MYOG movement. (Make Your Own Gear).
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I'm sure you will sell plenty. A simple engineered solution to an issue of wear & tear, and quicker set up & pack down. Satisfaction & Fulfilling indeed.
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When ya got one hell of a boring IT job like me, making simple widgets like this is very fulfilling.
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That looks decent, would be ideal for the fox frontier bivvy if it fits as you cant leave that skull cap on the bivvy when packing away.
I just leave my tempest skull cap on the bivvy all the time.
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Thats cool, love seeing a problem overcome with simple engineering
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Recently decided that threading skull cap tabs was annoying me. So made clips to overcome the boring process.
Decided to sell em on eBay. Don't need the money and just wanna be that guy that designed something to overcome what loosely is considered a pain. if you also are over threading skull cap tabs and splitting the velcro etc. check em out.
Sure people are gonna tell me its not a problem and thats their opinion. Trakker redesigned the mounting points (smoother and looser) on the RS because they musta found it annoying also.
eBay link
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