1 - 3 day sack

[korvin karbon]

hi guys

need your suggestions please. I have decided that i need a good and hard wearing 1-3 day pack. To be used for work and for the day long bimble with maybe the odd overnighter flung in.

I would like the pack to have several compartments and to be MOLLE, so i can add puches as when i need them.

Looked at 5.11 rush pack, maxpedition condor 2 and plat a tac signal pack. I like them all LOL are there any other ones that i should like at?

Cheers

 

[madcow]

You could take a look at Tasmanian Tiger, that's the sf range of Tatonka.

http://intranet.tatonka.com/infosys/infocgi/artintt8.dll?501@2

Have the Range pack my self and very happy with it.

But there are some nice smaller ones too.




Bas

 

[Templar]

A good 3 day pack to look at would be a plat-a-tac tropical sniper pack, sprung frame & very easy to use.... holds all I need for a long weekend or upto a week at a push in a hot climate. (no heavy sleeping bags, etc)

Mine holds 4lt water,Katadyn filter, hootchie, HH hammock, rain kit, food, FAK, emergency sig kit,etc... and still has room for a couple of sinvel items...
Having said that I do seem to live a bit like a Spartan too out in the bush...

Karl

 

[sapper1]

any quality 30 litre sack will do the job.I don't see the need for multi compartments,every pack I have ever owned has only had the main compartment and 1-2 lid pockets.

 

[korvin karbon]

any quality 30 litre sack will do the job.I don't see the need for multi compartments,every pack I have ever owned has only had the main compartment and 1-2 lid pockets.

Not a fan of lid compartments, to much fannying around IMHO need to keep stuff seperate as i can be doing numerous gigs so i want the audio, video, data, power, telephone etc etc conenctions that i normally lug around separate.

MOLLE loops so i can detach the pouch that has my sharps in it and chuck it into the hold easily ( i nearly in stansted airport LOL )

 

[korvin karbon]

Assault order now has the medic pack instock http://www.assaultorderuk.co.uk/ finally, but i am torn between the Maxpedition Condor 2 backpack http://www.fenixtorch.co.uk/maxpedition/condor-2-backpack.html

Assault order
PLAT A TAC £107.99 + P&P £12.60 = £120.59

Fenixtorch
Maxpedition Condor 2 £109.95 + FREE DELIVERY

hrmmmmm decsions decsions

Anyone want to offer their views on the best of the pair?

cheers

 

[malente]

have a look at the kifaru range.

 

[Ahjno]

Did you had a look at the Lowe Alpine Strike (40 ltr) or LA Sabre (30 ltr)? In the same price range (bit cheaper).

 

[korvin karbon]

looking for one with MOLLE, i want to have different pouches for different bits of gear that i need depending on which job i am doing, sound, lighting, video etc etc

 

[tobes01]

Camelbak do some very good packs indeed in MOLLE - although I like the look of the Kifaru.

 

[Noddy]

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[He' s left the building]

How about this one: http://uktactical.com/acatalog/copy_of_copy_of_Warrior_Crusader_Pack.html

Looks quite good at that price?

 

[korvin karbon]

How about this one: http://uktactical.com/acatalog/copy_of_copy_of_Warrior_Crusader_Pack.html

Looks quite good at that price?

oooh i like the look of that

 

[korvin karbon]

How about this one: http://uktactical.com/acatalog/copy_of_copy_of_Warrior_Crusader_Pack.html

Looks quite good at that price?

very tempted BUT i dont like the look of the straps, no padding at the top.

Anyone used this bag?

 

[BushcraftBaird112]

I have a Dutch army rucksack its about 35-liters I picked it up at a local surplus shop. It has 3 sections 2 side pockets and it works brilliantly.

 

[korvin karbon]

needs zips and preferably without equipment straps as the bag will be in the hold quite often

 

[BOD]

Zips eventually fail and usually before buckles.

Why not roll up the webbing straps and tape them?

 

[pwb]

I know it's not MOLLE compatible but what about the old Berghaus Munro 35 Litre pack.

It's a very hard wearing and can take side pockets, there's even a company who have modified them to take PLCE bergan side pouches.

http://www.rvops.co.uk/load-carryin...us-munro-35ltr-with-additional-zips-1606.html

( no connection etc )


Cheers, Pete.

 

[He' s left the building]

very tempted BUT i dont like the look of the straps, no padding at the top.

Anyone used this bag?

Straps are much wider and thicker than Sabre 45 and similar packs, the unpadded bit at the top of the strap does not rest on the shoulders as it is the connection between the straps and the pack.

The 'Warrior' brand pack is a clone of the Camelbak/Blackhawk packs which are both proven quality items.

I've used a Camelbak BFM for some time and if this pack is anywhere near as good it will prove a good buy for £70.

 

[korvin karbon]

Straps are much wider and thicker than Sabre 45 and similar packs, the unpadded bit at the top of the strap does not rest on the shoulders as it is the connection between the straps and the pack.

The 'Warrior' brand pack is a clone of the Camelbak/Blackhawk packs which are both proven quality items.

I've used a Camelbak BFM for some time and if this pack is anywhere near as good it will prove a good buy for £70.

have you used this pack??