UltimAider Pack N Play Pouch: Updated for 2022!
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- čas přidán 4. 08. 2024
- In this video I demonstrate the new UltimAider Pack N Play Pouch. This updated version of the Pack N Play has the sides sewn up to create a pouch. This makes packing up your aider at the end of the hunt even easier. If you already have an UltimAider you can make this mod by folding up the sides of the fabric until the bottom edge meets the top portion that is doubled over and then sewing those edges together. If you are interested in buying the UltimAider or the Pack N Play you can purchase it here: doublesteps.com/?s=ultimaider...
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Love the pack n play! Nice job John Richards!
Nice short video. I just wrap my aider up with the stick rope and that works just fine. However this solution may work better for others.
Nice update thanks for sharing!!
I dig it!
Thanks Allie. I have been a subscriber to your channel for a while now. My daughter also hunts and is inspired by your videos. Also if your interested in trying the UltimAider please reach out and we will make it happen.
@@ultimaider6138 Im so happy to hear that! Please tell her she can reach out anytime! Yes, it looks like a great tool. I'd definitely give it a try this year!
hey do you have any tips on the best way to silence the metal buckles on this aider? i have one of these aiders for one sticking, and ive had a metal buckle ding on my climbing stick step. (i don't have the pack and play pouch) just curious if you have heard of the best way? im thinking of electrical tape but i wasnt sure.
I would like to know the weight of a three step UltimaAider vs a three step fixed aider (lets say 15 inch steps). I am just wondering how much weight the extra buckles and strap length add.
The ultimaider is roughly 4oz per step
Is this the "pack n play pouch" on Eastern Woods? Or just a new version of the Pack n play?
Hard time differentiating on the website and photos. Thanks
Pack n play pouch
@@SaddleHunter thanks! Keep em coming!
I like the ultimaider it's very good the only downside from my experience is the fiddle factor. I do the one stick climbing method from your experience do prefer the 2 steps or 3?