Installing the New Flatpack Shoulder Pads and Straps

Published on July 8, 2025
Duration: 1:16

This guide details the installation of Haley Strategic Partners' new flat pack shoulder pads and straps. It covers removing old straps, attaching new ones, routing hydration hoses, and integrating sternum and side straps. The process is reversible and adaptable for use with chest rigs or alternative securing methods for hydration.

Quick Summary

To install Haley Strategic Partners flat pack shoulder pads and straps, first remove the old straps. Attach the new ones, routing a hydration hose through the trifold sleeve if desired. Adhere the back pad to the Velcro, and connect the sternum and side straps. The system can also be unplugged and connected to a chest rig.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I install the new Haley Strategic Partners flat pack shoulder straps?

Begin by removing the old OEM straps. Then, attach the new shoulder straps, back pads, and trifold covers. You can route a hydration hose through the trifold sleeve and adhere the back pad to the Velcro. Finally, connect the sternum and side straps.

Can I use the Haley Strategic Partners flat pack with a chest rig?

Yes, the system is designed for modularity. You can simply unplug the shoulder straps from the flat pack and connect them directly to your chosen chest rig for a combined setup.

What is the purpose of the trifold sleeve on the new shoulder straps?

The trifold sleeve is primarily used for routing and securing a hydration hose. It provides a dedicated channel to keep the hose organized and accessible, preventing it from snagging or dangling.

Are there alternative ways to secure a hydration hose if I don't use the trifold sleeve?

Yes, if you choose not to use the trifold sleeve, you can remove it and utilize pieces of One-Wrap. These can be threaded through the vertical slits on the shoulder straps to secure the hydration hose.

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