Front & back Strapping system

[Starwheels]

Hi there everyone can someone please tell me the best strapping system to use for the front & back & the best way to hold the shoulder bells on ( as i've tryed the cable tie way & it didnt work )

 

so i'm looking for a better way to do the strapping on the shoulders / shoulder bells

[Dauitsch]

The under arm chest/back straps are made from 40mm (1.5") white cotton webbing (depending on the color setup you choose, either in white or in off-white matching the color of your pouches and drop-box strapping).

 

You want to affix it inside the armor pieces with velcro which is the most comfy way imho...

 

 

For the shoulder bells, there are several ways to do it but more or less they are all kinda similar in concept. I´d suggest to go for the zip-tie construction since it is totally screen accurate ("yet" optional for Lancer spec).

 

Here is how I did it, maybe it helps to gain a picture of it...

 

 

 

for additional reference I suggest to have a look at the following threads...

 

http://forum.bikerscout.net/index.php?showtopic=9781

 

http://forum.bikerscout.net/index.php?showtopic=17100

[Starwheels]

Dauitsch Thanks for the reply but .... i'm looking at doing a Different System NOT using cable ties

 

as the cable ties dig into my arms too much & also break too eazy

[Dauitsch]

well then... use black elastic straps instead but the connection and concept will stay the same

[Starwheels]

Ok, how would i connect the black elastic straps to the Velcro as i have white fabric to hide the black Velcro straps

 

 

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[Dauitsch]

Its perfectly explained and visualized in the Pandatrooper WIP (linked in my comment above)

[Aliaz]

 

For the shoulder bells, there are several ways to do it but more or less they are all kinda similar in concept. I´d suggest to go for the zip-tie construction since it is totally screen accurate ("yet" optional for Lancer spec).

 

Here is how I did it, maybe it helps to gain a picture of it...

 

 

Thanks for that picture, will try to do my shoulder bells this way.