why cant i sea lurchs post
Been deleted and I've had my legs slapped for advertising where I shouldn't have.
why cant i sea lurchs post
Been deleted and I've had my legs slapped for advertising where I shouldn't have.
glad you like the review
youll love the pack
Would it be possible to fix these new side pockets to the back of the Predator by the MOLLE webbing and have two standard PLCE pockets on the sides. The new pockets only give 5L and the standard ones 15L which would be a loss of 20L
could probably be done with a bit of strapping i should imagine
I've never had an external frame so i couldnt comment on if it is gimmicky but i figured as i was expending a fair whack of cash and probably retiring my other pack i decided to get the bigger of the two.
i intend to experiment with the bergen i had prior to this with the predator side pockets to see if i can still have the bigger pack to hold buky winter sleeping bags but the ocd friendly kit organising side pockets
Considering the vertical distance from the waist belt to the shoulder-strap attachment point, this bag must have been designed for someone the height of an oompa-lumpa???
Looking at the photos, the waist belt is too far above the hips to be effective and the shoulder-strap is way down the back whereas it should be level with the top of the shoulder. Even the Sabre 45 with it's limited back length isn't as bad as that!
I'd be interested (from anyone who finds it comfortable) why such a short back is preferrable? (my apologies if I've inadvertently offended any oompa-lumpas reading... )
That is what I'm asking I guess - if it is not worn as intended (ie with webbing), how comfortable is it? (assuming the wearer is of average height)
I saw this pack in a shop in Exeter last week,