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I know., thank you.

Oh....I watched a review by and of Snigel and it said it wasn't. If I have that wrong my apologies: I was surprised.................

I don't know what would be involved, but I imagine posting could be done but don't know what it would cost?

I'm in Suffolk

Rare variant as has flaps over zips rendering it entirely rainproof, as nothing comes in through the zips. In good sound condition, no holes or tears, and in green DPM Uprights are steel and complete with all pegs and valise. New guylines (black paracord) all round £50 for collection. (cash or...

Regrettably for sale, love this pack. Colour : Olive 3 packs in one: with removeable rocket pouches and included yoke, 30 litres, 70 litres and 100 litres all together Unused, basically mint, as bought for a specific trip which never happenned. Complete with yoke. Suit back length 19-22 inches...

But the Snigel doesn't have an adjustable length back, which I think is a basic design error for a modern pack?

I love the idea of one of these, but way too pricey for me, sadly.

That hammock must be huge!!:thumbsup:

You need MORE space? I feel I could LIVE in mine!! :) (There's a thought...the rucksack that's also a tent.......:oops:)

Has this eventually been sold? If not, I'll buy it?????

Clever mod........... I am 6' 4".......but it's not ones height that's the issue, it's ones back length....measured from bump at base of neck (C7) to top of pelvic girdle. As a rule of thumb, go for packs with adjustable back lengths or measure the back length; for despite my height my back...

I think? the OP/hughtrimble may mean a system akin to that on the Osprey Aether or Atmos????

If the excellent Sting (with it's adjustable back) is too large, what about some of the smaller Snugpak packs....won't have adjustable backs though?

As has been said before, but not enough......know your back length and get a pack that fits you properly, or has an adjustable back. Everthing else is secondary to this..........

It's good to see you somewhere, hope all is good?

Those can be found cheaper than LK35s normally???

THey are now hard, and getting expensive, to find. My first stop would be Military Mart...but phone Dave and speak to him as he can be very helpful and tenacious in finding stuff? Don't rely on their website............. Also, Varusteleka have proven a good source?

UPDATE: This pack, like most has now undergone several incarnations or versions of modification over the years...... 1/ It now hangs from a 70s aluminium frame with a bottom shelf. This saves some weight over the steel original frame and leaves more room underneath if you want to stuff anything...

A bit late in the day....but there is a builder of wooden canoes (lighter than plastic) not far from you and I.......Weston Canoes. (also cheaper than plastic) Also a builder of lighter plastic canoes near to us as well.....Silverbirch Canoes, in Duralite??