Which Backpack Have You Got?

[Flann90]

Im looking for a good pack thatll hold everything for a few days but is a strong and solid pack that can take a beating as my spacial awareness isnt best just wondering what you guys have got and any recommendations you might have

 

[widu13]

There are loads of good ones out there. Unfortunately, whilst we can tell you what lasts and is quality, you will have to see what fits you first!

 

[Bushwhacker]

Don't know, mine was given to me years ago and I've never cared to find out. All I know is that it was army issue, it's green, holds everything I need and I can carry it on my back. Oh, there's some side pockets that unzip too.

 

[blacktimberwolf]

This is my Humpin' buddy,.....

Wouldn't recommend it straight of the peg for long hikes though but with a few mods .....sweet as a nut......Can take all the beatin' you wanna give it......100liters of pure rucksackness.

EDIT : it's a PLCE longback bergen in case you're asking ..

 

[vizsla]

Duluth pack for me wouldnt have it any other way
iv got a lowe alpine salient as new i might sell if its the kind of thing your after feel free to message me if so. Cheers

 

[Thetillerman71]

I've a DPM Highlander Pro-force 35 litre as a day pack, and the pre-force 65 litre as a weekend pack

 

[santaman2000]

Two ALICE packs here. The medium I was issued plus a large I bought; both on frames. These days I usually carry the large and my Godson (age 10) is starting to carry the medium with a very light load-out. These are the only packs I've ever owned other than a BSA Yucca pack I carried for years back when I was in the Scouts (about 40 years ago)

 

[salad]

whats your budget mate ?

 

[Shambling Shaman]

I got a Bulldog Golani Patrol Pack, But have yet to put it through its paces. Did use it to carry my chainsaw over a woodland walk (1 hr ish) and had no problems.

customer service from the company how ever was dire..

but that as they say is another story. will include that in a review If I can get out this weekend.

 

[Retired Member southey]

PLCE long back for me, all day every day




Hello chap

 

[Flann90]

My budget is about 150 dont really want to spend more than that on it but would stretch for a good one thanks for all the replys giving me a good base to start my search

 

[MartinK9]

Either/or:

 

[swright81076]

Just picked up a Highlander tomahawk elite lx in black today. Looks sturdy, well stitched, comes with a lifetime guarantee too. gonna have a play and maybe put up a review.

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[dean4442]

I use an alice hybrid, google hellcat rucksacks for details although I use the Molle plastic frame.
Colin

 

[doright]

Evening all. I've an Eberlestock Halftrack that I use to hump a ton of kit. Really comfy and it's got front opening and a divider to split the main body into 2 separate compartments. Beat pack I've had.
I've a few MaxP ( Falcon II, Vulture and a Kodiak) for Little trips out n about.
Have you looked at Kifaru..?? The guys on BritishBlades forum love them. Not cheap though.

 

[doright]

Eberlestock Halftrack for my kit at work. Awesome pack. For day to day stuff I find MaxP stuff well made. The Vulture II would see you good for a few days out and about.
Have you looked at Kifaru?? The guys on BritishBlades rave over them. Bit expensive but look excellent. I may have to buy one just in case I missing out.

 

[789987]

i have a couple of osprey packs

http://www.ospreypacks.com/en/segmentation/backpackinghiking

dont look very army-ish or special forces like though

 

[The Big Lebowski]

Lowe Alpine Sting... Its very comfy once set up and can load some serious weight, if need be.

 

[Chiseller]

Lowe Alpine Salient, with military bergan side pouches cause I pack too much lol

Git-R-Dun

 

[johnboy]

Lowe Alpine Salient, with military bergan side pouches cause I pack too much lol

Git-R-Dun

Thats a steep bit of woodland......