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EXO K4 Backpack Bugle Tube Holder (EXO k4 Backpack only)

EXO K4 Backpack Bugle Tube Holder (EXO k4 Backpack only)

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K4 EXO Backpack Bugle Tube Holder

Adjustable Bugle Tube Holder – MultiCam
Quick. Silent. Secure.
Designed for elk hunters who demand fast access and reliable retention, this adjustable bugle tube holder is built for performance in the backcountry. Made with rugged Multicam fabric and a semi-rigid body, it keeps its shape even when your tube isn’t inserted—so you're never fumbling for a call when it counts.
Features:
🔸 This attaches to the RH side of a EXO K4 Backpack only on the single slanted Molle Panel         
🔸 Multicam Fabric – Durable and tactical, built for rugged hunts.
🔸 Quick Access Design – Get to your call fast without the noise.
🔸 Adjustable Tension System – Securely holds tubes from 2.5" to 4.0 in diameter.
🔸 Silent Felt Interior – Reduces sound and protects your bugle tube.
🔸 Semi-Rigid Structure – Retains shape even when empty for easy re-insertion.                                                                                      
Fits most bat-style bugle tubes, including:
Phelps (Small)
Phelps & Slayer (Large)
and anything in between
Specs:
Weight: 1.7 ounces
Height: 3 inches
Fits Tubes: 2.5" – 4.0" diameter

****Please Read****

Twist the tube when inserting and removing—it’s the easiest and smoothest method.

 

Tips for Adjusting Tension – Bugle Tube Holder
A great starting point is to use the included popsicle stick:
Place the popsicle stick vertically inside the holder.
Insert your bugle tube.
Wrap the Velcro snugly around the tube and stick.
Bugle Tube only needs inserted about 1-1.5 inches past the first time you feel tension.
This helps you set a consistent baseline tension.
Getting the Right Fit:
The best way to insert your Bugle Tube into holder is to twist in and twist out.
Tension should be tight enough that your tube won’t fall out when turned upside down. 
Too tight: difficult to insert and remove.
Too loose: risk of losing your tube.
It typically takes a few adjustments (about 4–6 tries) to dial it in perfectly.

Helpful Tips
Depending on your bugle tube brand, the tube cover may shift during use.
→ Wrap 550 cord or shock cord around the cover near the bell end to keep it in place.
We recommend removing any loose cord attached to your bugle tube to prevent interference.
Twist the tube when inserting and removing—it’s the easiest and smoothest method.

Medium size Bugle Tube I insert the Bugle tubes from the bottom with the bell side of the Bugle tube facing down.


 

PROUDLY MADE IN THE U.S.A.

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