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If guys are set on using the Alice bag it is worth trying to tack down a 64' Pattern Rucksack frame. I have run a medium Alice on this frame especially as a winter patrol pack due to the fact sweat likes to freeze in the -25C weather. The Alice frame was horrible for myself due to the height...

Richard, Thanks for the detailed info. I looked at the Macpac; a little too town-ish for me if that makes sense (still like earthtones and 500-100d). The Cactus climbing bags look really nice but they are missing a wider waistbelt for pouches. To elaborate, I use a chest pack (basically same...

Richard, Thanks for the info. For my use, as a bush bag for work the heavy duty weight fabric is a plus as I am not on trails. Bush bashing all day long 5-6 days a week doing timber recces and field engineering cutblocks so tough materials are a must. My only real concern with the harness is...

I have looked at Hill People particularly the Ute, however with the current exchange it puts it about 200$ cdn more than the Monolith. That and I do not like the zipped top opening (had a Mollex from Kifaru for a while and did not like it). May I ask why you sold the Arizzon? Cheers, Andy

Thanks for this. Not a ton of info out there on these bags but they look great for the price and have all the feature I am after. Been through Kifaru, Mystery Ranch, Karrimor along with many other quality bags and haven't quite found what I am looking for. Hoping this fills the gap with what...

Good day BushcraftUK guys, Apologies for dragging this thread from the depths but did not feel I needed a whole new thread. Has anyone purchased one of the Monoliths in the last year or two? And if so, is the quality still top notch? I am planning on picking up one of the 50L for my bush bag...

Cheers to everyone for the welcome!

Good day All, As the title says, joining the site here from Canada. I am on the BCUSA forums as well, but everyone there is all about "Alice pack bushcraft" and I am a little more interested in "Bergen rucksack bushcraft" ie. I prefer to hike a bit longer and further. I was in the UK a...