Review RoadBook magazine – Turkana HippoHips Hybrid Soft saddle Bags

Review RoadBook magazine – Turkana HippoHips Hybrid Soft saddle Bags

Designed for enduro adventure motorbike riders looking for flexible and robust storage options. The Italian RoadBook Magazine article looks at the Turkana HippoHips™ Hybrid Saddlebags and examines mounting these saddlebags either over the seat or on a plate. Offering versatility for many different motorbike configurations and rider preferences. Designed from strong, waterproof material, the bags…

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Review – Turkana MadMules – Moto Journal Hors-Série Trails

Review of the Turkana Madmules rackless motorcycle modular soft luggage by French magazine – Moto Journal Hors-Série Trails Translated: Newcomer to the market of adventure motorcycle soft  ​luggage ​travel  , Turkana Gear was born ​of  the association of two great ​motorcycle  adventure travelers, a ​Dutch  and a South African, who decided to design the rackless…

Turkana Gear Soft Luggage Motorcycle: MOLLE (pronounced Molly): Modular Lightweight Load-carrying Equipment. Think of it as a customisable LEGO system for your gear. Originating from military use, it’s a system that allows you to attach modular pouches, tools, and gadgets to backpacks, vests, or other platforms. MOLLE makes your gear setup as unique as your travel style. PALS (Pouch Attachment Ladder System): The unsung hero behind MOLLE’s modular magic. PALS is the grid-like webbing (horizontal loops) sewn into your gear that serves as the attachment foundation. The PALS standard specifies that these strips are sewn to the backing at 1.5-inch intervals and separated one inch apart.

MOLLE vs. PALS: Breaking Down the Gear Jargon for Motorcycle Adventurers

How to fit, and why do we use Molle and pals on our Turkana touring soft luggage. So, what the heck is the difference between “MOLLE webbing” and “PALS webbing”? Are they really the same thing with two different names? As motorcycle adventure enduro tactical pioneering travellers, it’s essential to know the frequently used, confusing…