Swedish pack earns it's keep

[nitram55]

I have one of the swedish sacs and have found it to be excellent, today I found a fallen yew branch and took a section home.

Despite the lack of padding it was very comfortable with the weight.

Martin

 

[woodwalker]

I have one of the swedish sacs

sorry if i am being ignorant but is there only one sort of swedish sac. I asumed there would be more. Looks like its a good size though.

woodwalker

 

[Abbe Osram]

With the swedish back packs you can take the canvas sac off and use it to carry wood or meat out of the bush.

cheers
Abbe

 

[nitram55]

It is this one
http://www.surplusandadventure.com/ishop/800/shopscr2594.html

Martin

 

[nitram55]

With the swedish back packs you can take the canvas sac off and use it to carry wood or meat out of the bush.

cheers
Abbe

That makes my load look lightweight

 

[Abbe Osram]

Its a simple cheep and robust sac.
I have that one and the 75 liter sack.

They are great for the cheap price

cheers
Abbe

 

[Bumblebee]

The model number is LK-70 and if you get the cordura version it will last you a lifetime. I have imported a lot of these for a couple group buys and people seems very happy with them.

 

[Bumblebee]

It is this one
http://www.surplusandadventure.com/ishop/800/shopscr2594.html

Martin

Nope, the rucksack in the pictures is a 70 litre one.

 

[Abbe Osram]

Here is the 70 or 75 liter one.

I put my sleeping sac in to show how big the rucksack is.

cheers
Abbe

 

[RGRBOX]

That looks like a nice bag.. I prefer the external frame bags... Does that sac have a waterprrof liner builr into it?

Thanks for the pics..

Mike B.

 

[Neil1]

I have both of these sacks and they truly are superb, although I have replaced the harness, the actual sacks are the best going without a doubt.
The LK 35 get used for pretty much everything, 3-4 day trips away, it carries all I need. I just finished modifying one for someone who is on a 10 day course in Canada and its the only pack he is taking.
Neil

 

[Bumblebee]

Do you have any pictures of the modifed pack? I would love to see your modifications!

I have both of these sacks and they truly are superb, although I have replaced the harness, the actual sacks are the best going without a doubt.
The LK 35 get used for pretty much everything, 3-4 day trips away, it carries all I need. I just finished modifying one for someone who is on a 10 day course in Canada and its the only pack he is taking.
Neil

 

[Neil1]

Have a look in my gallery, I thinks theres a couple in there.
Neil