Recent content by Sbek

My pack (Arizzon Wolverine 70L) has much more capacity than the declared 70L as you can unfold the collar nearly 30 cm above the main chamber. that, and all the pockets inside the top flap add around 15-20L. What is even better, the pack is very compressible so you can easly 'hide' its capabilities.

If you need something that will last for years I'd recommend this thing: http://www.wolverine.com.pl/imgs/wolverine_90_monolith/wolverine_90_monolith.jpg I have a 70L counterpart and after some serious testing and 2 one month expeditions, still looks as new! These packs are not easy to...

Machifu: I myself have a Monolith 70L, I don't have a chance to take some pics now though. But I will! It's a hell of a grat pack. Surprisingly I have found some videos on youtube! It seems that the manufacturer put some explanations how fix the carrying system if you're exceptionally tall...

I can confirm that Kellys work really fast. And there is one more aspect where these kettles excel - sub zero temps. As long as you can find something to burn, these kettles will serve well regardless of the outside temperature. Once I had a very unpleasant adventure with a gas heater...

I also have Snugpak's Junglebag, a black one. I'm using it mostly in the summertime for camping outdoors alone, and during family weekend camping in tents. The bag itself is fantastic, just right as far as warmth is concerned. I had some issues with the compression sack though. It was not sewn...

Hi Everyone! I've been reading this forum for months before I decided to join the community. And here I am. I'm interested in all survival novelties and tough gear that will serve for years.