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Lash Tab Pig Snout. The slotted patch, which is typically found on the front of backpacks, is called a “lash tab” or “pig snout,” and is made to hold your spare gear on cords, according to today. Ever wonder why there’s a little diamond patch sewn onto some backpacks? Turns out, that patch is commonly called a “lash tab”. It's called a lash tab, and historically, it was utilized. We’re talking about that weird leather patch with two slits in it—yes, the one that kind of looks like a pig’s snout. It's called a lash tab or pig snout. Well, it turns out it actually has a purpose. Some people already know it can be used to secure extra items to your backpack. “pig’s snout” is actually one name for the. Called a lash tab or a pig snout, these diamonds (or tilted squares?!) are basically attachment points for carrying stuff outside. Originally, it was designed for outdoor packs to pass string through it and fasten equipment. The lash tab is a common but mysterious feature on backpacks. You can attach stuff to the bag with a string.

The lash tab is a common but mysterious feature on backpacks. Originally, it was designed for outdoor packs to pass string through it and fasten equipment. It's called a lash tab or pig snout. We’re talking about that weird leather patch with two slits in it—yes, the one that kind of looks like a pig’s snout. Ever wonder why there’s a little diamond patch sewn onto some backpacks? Well, it turns out it actually has a purpose. Some people already know it can be used to secure extra items to your backpack. Called a lash tab or a pig snout, these diamonds (or tilted squares?!) are basically attachment points for carrying stuff outside. “pig’s snout” is actually one name for the. The slotted patch, which is typically found on the front of backpacks, is called a “lash tab” or “pig snout,” and is made to hold your spare gear on cords, according to today.

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Lash Tab Pig Snout Ever wonder why there’s a little diamond patch sewn onto some backpacks? Turns out, that patch is commonly called a “lash tab”. You can attach stuff to the bag with a string. Well, it turns out it actually has a purpose. Ever wonder why there’s a little diamond patch sewn onto some backpacks? We’re talking about that weird leather patch with two slits in it—yes, the one that kind of looks like a pig’s snout. Called a lash tab or a pig snout, these diamonds (or tilted squares?!) are basically attachment points for carrying stuff outside. Some people already know it can be used to secure extra items to your backpack. “pig’s snout” is actually one name for the. It's called a lash tab or pig snout. The lash tab is a common but mysterious feature on backpacks. It's called a lash tab, and historically, it was utilized. Originally, it was designed for outdoor packs to pass string through it and fasten equipment. The slotted patch, which is typically found on the front of backpacks, is called a “lash tab” or “pig snout,” and is made to hold your spare gear on cords, according to today.