My jervenbag came with a sort of dry bag which just about holds the liner but it seems impossible to put the liner and the windproof outer into this when they are connected. Looking on the forum the "pillowcase" looks like a much better way of carrying the whole thing. Does anyone have a pattern for this?
Jervenbag - a question.
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My Jervenbag (Exclusive model) came in its own small pouch with an extra pocket for the "armings" (as they call them) and the belt. This is a reasonably tight fit as it is. My liners came in their own quite generous bags which should hold the liner and the Jervenbag when fixed together. The pouch and the liners' bags are made of the same silver-lined cammo material as the Jervenbag. They're velcro sealed but I wouldn't call them dry bags.
Did you get yours second-hand with only one pouch?
Did you get yours second-hand with only one pouch?
I could measure mine and let you have a pattern if you like but it's a very simple thing, just a rectangle of fabric sewn to make a more or less square pouch (about two feet square) with a flap which ic held closed by velcro.
There are three compression straps which are sewn onto the case. They let you hold it in a sort of sausage shape when you roll it up but I'm sure there are other ways of doing that.
The fabric used by the manufacturer for the pillowcase is the same fabric as the outer shell of the bag itself. It protects the bag well but if you used a more open-weave fabric it might make a better pillow case.
Here's what I got made for me:
http://www.bushcraftuk.com/forum/showthread.php?t=73707&highlight=Jerven+Tarp
This was made for a Hunter version and not an Exclusive. IMO the bag would have to be made a little bigger too fit the 2/3 items.
HTH
http://www.bushcraftuk.com/forum/showthread.php?t=73707&highlight=Jerven+Tarp
This was made for a Hunter version and not an Exclusive. IMO the bag would have to be made a little bigger too fit the 2/3 items.
HTH
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