Best way to carry kit?

[ashes1627]

as many have said it's roughly the same capacity as a 30l bag, just different design, and completely outrageous

If it works, it can't be outrageous!

 

[RAPPLEBY2000]

just noticed you're a local, lol

 

[rimmer]

at the mo im useing a small day sack but wish i still had my webbing or assult vest the advantage is everything to hand when you want it

 

[WeThePeoplexfbm]

my alice pacck a pistol belt and cantee(cup stove) knife, a bag(clips on to belt) and other in ym jacket pockets ^^

 

[greywolf_ita]

some sort of webbing can be very usefull, if you don't have a camelbak or similar on your pack you'll need to take it off every time you want some water, if there is a water bottle in some belt pouch you don't even have to stop walking, the same goes for torches, multitools and many other things...

in shops around here i've found elements of "civilian" webbing, absolutely not comparable with a military webbing...

 

[MrEd]

i use a small shoulder bag for short day trips and my pockets for even shorter ones and a 40l(ish) pack for overnighters or longer all-dayers with food

 

[unorthadox]

by giving your kit to the keen teenage enthusiast who wants to be the best at everything

 

[stekker]

I use a norwegian backpack, and for the larger trips an army Berghaus with sidepockets.

Greetings Theo