Every BULBAG runs on the same straps and HK clips. Zero the body belt once to your frame and the rest is clip, lock, go: five carries on one bag, no repacking, no second bag in the truck. Here is each one, what it is for, and the short video of PJ setting it up.
Zero the belt first
Everything below starts with a belt that fits. Set the body belt once so the buckle sits where you want it and the bag lands on the hip, not the thigh. Right-handed and left-handed setups are both covered.
1. Hip carry
The default. The bag rides the belt on either hip and moves with you, which is why ranch, barn and trade customers end up here most days. Pockets face out, the magnetic gate opens with one hand.
2. Cross-body, Alaskan style
The bag comes up across the chest on a single strap. The Alaskan setup keeps a sidearm or binoculars high and in front, clear of a pack strap, and it is the fastest changeover from the hip.
3. Chest rig
Two straps, bag squared on the chest. Rig it for binoculars, calls, a radio or a camera, anything you want to reach without looking down. It sits over a vest or a jacket and stays put when you kneel.
4. Leg carry
Hip carry plus the leg strap. The strap wraps the thigh so the bag stays planted on a ladder, in the saddle or on a bike. Every bag ships with one; spares are in Accessories.
5. Side carry, and backpack
Clip the bag to a pack hip belt or a saddle and it rides along. And for the walk in, the same straps turn it into a small backpack in under a minute.
All five come on every bag. If you are choosing between models, the difference is the shell and the finish, not the carries: nylon on the Sportsman and Saddleback, ripstop on the Diamondback, waxed canvas on the Brookshire. Try one on at the next show: the dates are on the schedule.
Share: