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My love for this bag, has no bounds. I borrowed my friends for a 3 day hike, beat the snot out of it, and it 1, held all the gear I needed, 2, didn't fall apart on me. This bag, has shown me, that it is possible to have all my gear stored and stowed, and my hands EMPTY while I go off for a hike in camping fishing trip!Gonex! You rock!The only suggestion I have, is this: put padding on the belt strap similar to the 70L bag. Put better snaps on the side pouches. I had to tweak mine because they came off too easy for comfort. (They never just fell off though.)You do this, and this would be the best bag on the market in this price range.This is my pack locked and loaded.Contents are as follows:1 bivy tent shelter (externally attached)1 3 leg camping stool(externally attached)1 colapseable telescoping rod and reel and smaller luer selection (externally attached)Inside main compartment1 50 degree warm weather sleeping bag1 compressed foam and air sleeping pad1 complete backpacking isopropyl cookware set.1 outdoor pocket stove (wood burning)1 large dry bag containing:1 pair of nomex flame resistant pants1 pair of military camouflage pants1 long sleeve shirt2 pairs of Tank tops3 pairs of socks (middle ankle cut)That's the main compartment!Secondary compartment (smaller of the two)1 medium dry bag containing 8 oz homemade pork jerky8 packages of instant oatmeal4 nature valley bars2 spare life straws1 2l water bladder with life straw spliced in line1 pair of black semi heat resistant glovesAnd 1 small dry bag for tinder for the wood stoveOn the largest of the bags molle attachments which is the furthest away from you when on your back, I have2 coleman blended fuel canisters (the large ones)1 custom home made first aid kitAnd 2 small vacuum sealed packs of medium ground coffee.On the left molle attachment,1 campfire coffee pot with perculator (even in the woods, it's nice to enjoy the morning cup)1 100 ml bottle of denatured alcoholIn the right one I have my Alocs spirit burner, and one more small tackle box, plus pliers and such for removing fishing hooks.I have various molle attachments on my bag, two 2 mag attachments, a 25 shell attachment as well.
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My love for this bag, has no bounds. I borrowed my friends for a 3 day hike, beat the snot out of it, and it 1, held all the gear I needed, 2, didn't fall apart on me. This bag, has shown me, that it is possible to have all my gear stored and stowed, and my hands EMPTY while I go off for a hike in camping fishing trip!
Gonex! You rock!
The only suggestion I have, is this: put padding on the belt strap similar to the 70L bag. Put better snaps on the side pouches. I had to tweak mine because they came off too easy for comfort. (They never just fell off though.)
You do this, and this would be the best bag on the market in this price range.
This is my pack locked and loaded.
Contents are as follows:
1 bivy tent shelter (externally attached)
1 3 leg camping stool(externally attached)
1 colapseable telescoping rod and reel and smaller luer selection (externally attached)
Inside main compartment
1 50 degree warm weather sleeping bag
1 compressed foam and air sleeping pad
1 complete backpacking isopropyl cookware set.
1 outdoor pocket stove (wood burning)
1 large dry bag containing:
1 pair of nomex flame resistant pants
1 pair of military camouflage pants
1 long sleeve shirt
2 pairs of Tank tops
3 pairs of socks (middle ankle cut)
That's the main compartment!
Secondary compartment (smaller of the two)
1 medium dry bag containing 8 oz homemade pork jerky
8 packages of instant oatmeal
4 nature valley bars
2 spare life straws
1 2l water bladder with life straw spliced in line
1 pair of black semi heat resistant gloves
And 1 small dry bag for tinder for the wood stove
On the largest of the bags molle attachments which is the furthest away from you when on your back, I have
2 coleman blended fuel canisters (the large ones)
1 custom home made first aid kit
And 2 small vacuum sealed packs of medium ground coffee.
On the left molle attachment,
1 campfire coffee pot with perculator (even in the woods, it's nice to enjoy the morning cup)
1 100 ml bottle of denatured alcohol
In the right one I have my Alocs spirit burner, and one more small tackle box, plus pliers and such for removing fishing hooks.
I have various molle attachments on my bag, two 2 mag attachments, a 25 shell attachment as well.
Gonex! You rock!
The only suggestion I have, is this: put padding on the belt strap similar to the 70L bag. Put better snaps on the side pouches. I had to tweak mine because they came off too easy for comfort. (They never just fell off though.)
You do this, and this would be the best bag on the market in this price range.
This is my pack locked and loaded.
Contents are as follows:
1 bivy tent shelter (externally attached)
1 3 leg camping stool(externally attached)
1 colapseable telescoping rod and reel and smaller luer selection (externally attached)
Inside main compartment
1 50 degree warm weather sleeping bag
1 compressed foam and air sleeping pad
1 complete backpacking isopropyl cookware set.
1 outdoor pocket stove (wood burning)
1 large dry bag containing:
1 pair of nomex flame resistant pants
1 pair of military camouflage pants
1 long sleeve shirt
2 pairs of Tank tops
3 pairs of socks (middle ankle cut)
That's the main compartment!
Secondary compartment (smaller of the two)
1 medium dry bag containing 8 oz homemade pork jerky
8 packages of instant oatmeal
4 nature valley bars
2 spare life straws
1 2l water bladder with life straw spliced in line
1 pair of black semi heat resistant gloves
And 1 small dry bag for tinder for the wood stove
On the largest of the bags molle attachments which is the furthest away from you when on your back, I have
2 coleman blended fuel canisters (the large ones)
1 custom home made first aid kit
And 2 small vacuum sealed packs of medium ground coffee.
On the left molle attachment,
1 campfire coffee pot with perculator (even in the woods, it's nice to enjoy the morning cup)
1 100 ml bottle of denatured alcohol
In the right one I have my Alocs spirit burner, and one more small tackle box, plus pliers and such for removing fishing hooks.
I have various molle attachments on my bag, two 2 mag attachments, a 25 shell attachment as well.
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