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Posted: 5/17/2016 10:22:32 PM EDT
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LBT has sales pretty regularly. The $200+ packs can be had for $70 or so when they have a sale. The one I bought is solid.
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Posted: 5/17/2016 10:43:38 PM EDT
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LBT has sales pretty regularly. The $200+ packs can be had for $70 or so when they have a sale. The one I bought is solid. +1, love mine Memorial Day sale should be soon |
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Posted: 5/17/2016 11:26:37 PM EDT
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LBT has sales pretty regularly. The $200+ packs can be had for $70 or so when they have a sale. The one I bought is solid. Can they hold two bladders? What one do you have? There web site sucks not enough photos and they don't tell cu. In or how many liters the three day pack can hold. |
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Posted: 5/18/2016 9:55:49 AM EDT
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The Mystery Ranch 3 Day Assault Pack has two sleeves for hydration bladders. When you unzip the tri-zip, the two front panels open up and there are long sleeves on each one for your bladders. The lid has ports to route hoses through. Having the bladders on the outside makes it easy to refill without having to unpack or shift your load to get to them. The future yoke is extremely comfortable to wear too.
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Posted: 5/18/2016 4:21:58 PM EDT
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The Mystery Ranch 3 Day Assault Pack has two sleeves for hydration bladders. When you unzip the tri-zip, the two front panels open up and there are long sleeves on each one for your bladders. The lid has ports to route hoses through. Having the bladders on the outside makes it easy to refill without having to unpack or shift your load to get to them. The future yoke is extremely comfortable to wear too. http://static.webshopapp.com/shops/002214/files/040621134/mystery-ranch-3-day-assault-pack-bvs.jpg Really like the pack only problem I see is the price. I'd pay the $325 for that pack over the $300 for the Go Ruck. I might need to get one of them after I get a job that pays better! I like it a lot a little to much! Just can see the wife's face now! |
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Posted: 5/19/2016 1:03:50 PM EDT
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How big? "3 day" size? Look at a Kelty Redwing of whatever size and color you like. Very comfortable with a small internal frame. Every Kelty pack I have had is high quality. I have the old model Redwing which is 20ish years old, and a new model which I really like. If you watch sales, or surf the internet you should be able to find them for at or just under $100... This is the only picture I have of my new one: 
My old one, it was my first internal frame. My father got it for me when I was 12 or 13. 
The interior water proofing started to delaminate a bit a few years ago, a couple of the tie out points started to weather check and crack so while searching for a new Kelty of similar size I found some posts about their lifetime warranty. So I called them told them about my old pack that I used for decades... They said they can't fix the waterproofing issue as it has more then lived its life but they can try to fix the tie outs. At that point they gave me a 50% off coupon and free shipping for any pack on their website. I used that to order myself a new Redwing which has been a really good pack. I shipped them my Old Redwing, which was returned to me a few weeks later with fresh lashing points sewn on it. I have since got a Coyote, and a Cache Hauler. My EDC pack is a Kelty Windjammer... Many of my current packs have been discontinued so I am glad I got them while I could After being treated so well by a company, that provided me with exceptional customer service, I would buy any of their products without hesitation. Any ways I have enough packs to last the rest of my life at this point... 
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Posted: 5/19/2016 1:20:54 PM EDT
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How big? "3 day" size? Look at a Kelty Redwing of whatever size and color you like. Very comfortable with a small internal frame. Every Kelty pack I have had is high quality. I have the old model Redwing which is 20ish years old, and a new model which I really like. If you watch sales, or surf the internet you should be able to find them for at or just under $100... This is the only picture I have of my new one: http://i109.photobucket.com/albums/n52/thederrick106/Gear/PICT0448_zpsvocaujsa.jpg My old one, it was my first internal frame. My father got it for me when I was 12 or 13. http://i109.photobucket.com/albums/n52/thederrick106/Gear/KeltyRedwing6_zps9911ec30.jpg The interior water proofing started to delaminate a bit a few years ago, a couple of the tie out points started to weather check and crack so while searching for a new Kelty of similar size I found some posts about their lifetime warranty. So I called them told them about my old pack that I used for decades... They said they can't fix the waterproofing issue as it has more then lived its life but they can try to fix the tie outs. At that point they gave me a 50% off coupon and free shipping for any pack on their website. I used that to order myself a new Redwing which has been a really good pack. I shipped them my Old Redwing, which was returned to me a few weeks later with fresh lashing points sewn on it. I have since got a Coyote, and a Cache Hauler. My EDC pack is a Kelty Windjammer... Many of my current packs have been discontinued so I am glad I got them while I could After being treated so well by a company, that provided me with exceptional customer service, I would buy any of their products without hesitation. Any ways I have enough packs to last the rest of my life at this point...
32L here for $79 Here 44L Here for $99 |
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Posted: 5/20/2016 11:45:43 AM EDT
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How big? "3 day" size? Look at a Kelty Redwing of whatever size and color you like. Very comfortable with a small internal frame. Every Kelty pack I have had is high quality. I have the old model Redwing which is 20ish years old, and a new model which I really like. If you watch sales, or surf the internet you should be able to find them for at or just under $100... This is the only picture I have of my new one: http://i109.photobucket.com/albums/n52/thederrick106/Gear/PICT0448_zpsvocaujsa.jpg My old one, it was my first internal frame. My father got it for me when I was 12 or 13. http://i109.photobucket.com/albums/n52/thederrick106/Gear/KeltyRedwing6_zps9911ec30.jpg The interior water proofing started to delaminate a bit a few years ago, a couple of the tie out points started to weather check and crack so while searching for a new Kelty of similar size I found some posts about their lifetime warranty. So I called them told them about my old pack that I used for decades... They said they can't fix the waterproofing issue as it has more then lived its life but they can try to fix the tie outs. At that point they gave me a 50% off coupon and free shipping for any pack on their website. I used that to order myself a new Redwing which has been a really good pack. I shipped them my Old Redwing, which was returned to me a few weeks later with fresh lashing points sewn on it. I have since got a Coyote, and a Cache Hauler. My EDC pack is a Kelty Windjammer... Many of my current packs have been discontinued so I am glad I got them while I could After being treated so well by a company, that provided me with exceptional customer service, I would buy any of their products without hesitation. Any ways I have enough packs to last the rest of my life at this point...
Don't know if its the military in me I just don't like how non-tactical packs look! The slick down I look at them and feel there are a lot of wasted space and options. Think it is just me wife said she likes both of the packs you have! |
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Posted: 5/20/2016 12:12:41 PM EDT
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Don't know if its the military in me I just don't like how non-tactical packs look! The slick down I look at them and feel there are a lot of wasted space and options. Think it is just me wife said she likes both of the packs you have! Quote HistoryQuoted:
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How big? "3 day" size? Look at a Kelty Redwing of whatever size and color you like. Very comfortable with a small internal frame. Every Kelty pack I have had is high quality. I have the old model Redwing which is 20ish years old, and a new model which I really like. If you watch sales, or surf the internet you should be able to find them for at or just under $100... This is the only picture I have of my new one: http://i109.photobucket.com/albums/n52/thederrick106/Gear/PICT0448_zpsvocaujsa.jpg My old one, it was my first internal frame. My father got it for me when I was 12 or 13. http://i109.photobucket.com/albums/n52/thederrick106/Gear/KeltyRedwing6_zps9911ec30.jpg The interior water proofing started to delaminate a bit a few years ago, a couple of the tie out points started to weather check and crack so while searching for a new Kelty of similar size I found some posts about their lifetime warranty. So I called them told them about my old pack that I used for decades... They said they can't fix the waterproofing issue as it has more then lived its life but they can try to fix the tie outs. At that point they gave me a 50% off coupon and free shipping for any pack on their website. I used that to order myself a new Redwing which has been a really good pack. I shipped them my Old Redwing, which was returned to me a few weeks later with fresh lashing points sewn on it. I have since got a Coyote, and a Cache Hauler. My EDC pack is a Kelty Windjammer... Many of my current packs have been discontinued so I am glad I got them while I could After being treated so well by a company, that provided me with exceptional customer service, I would buy any of their products without hesitation. Any ways I have enough packs to last the rest of my life at this point...
Don't know if its the military in me I just don't like how non-tactical packs look! The slick down I look at them and feel there are a lot of wasted space and options. Think it is just me wife said she likes both of the packs you have! I like them both, I do have a smaller drago pack that has molle, but I kind of steer away from it at this point as I don't use the extra pouches really so...
Kelty does make a few "military/ tactical" packs but they deffentaly aren't on the budget side of thigs: https://kelty.com/military-tactical/ Looks like kelty just updated the redwing, https://kelty.com/redwing-50/ Can probably find the older style for pretty cheap if you watch for web sales. I went for black, because all my outdoor packs were greenish, and I wanted something to blend in a bit better if I travel. Hind sight being 20-20 I keep wishing it was greenish color
I hate red or blue or purple packs though... Oh well I don't use it as much as I would like so there is no point in worrying about color choice in my book. Kelty used to have tons of different models but likes like their line has shrunken down a bit, probably to their most popular designs. |
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Posted: 5/20/2016 12:59:15 PM EDT
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If you guys don't know, REI is doing a big sale this week for REI members. If you're not a member it costs $20 and IMO is worth it not because of the sales, but also their garage sales.
I just got this pack for about $103 today. Hopefully it'll suit my needs. |
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Posted: 5/20/2016 3:11:03 PM EDT
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How big? "3 day" size? Look at a Kelty Redwing of whatever size and color you like. Very comfortable with a small internal frame. Every Kelty pack I have had is high quality. I have the old model Redwing which is 20ish years old, and a new model which I really like. If you watch sales, or surf the internet you should be able to find them for at or just under $100... This is the only picture I have of my new one: http://i109.photobucket.com/albums/n52/thederrick106/Gear/PICT0448_zpsvocaujsa.jpg My old one, it was my first internal frame. My father got it for me when I was 12 or 13. http://i109.photobucket.com/albums/n52/thederrick106/Gear/KeltyRedwing6_zps9911ec30.jpg The interior water proofing started to delaminate a bit a few years ago, a couple of the tie out points started to weather check and crack so while searching for a new Kelty of similar size I found some posts about their lifetime warranty. So I called them told them about my old pack that I used for decades... They said they can't fix the waterproofing issue as it has more then lived its life but they can try to fix the tie outs. At that point they gave me a 50% off coupon and free shipping for any pack on their website. I used that to order myself a new Redwing which has been a really good pack. I shipped them my Old Redwing, which was returned to me a few weeks later with fresh lashing points sewn on it. I have since got a Coyote, and a Cache Hauler. My EDC pack is a Kelty Windjammer... Many of my current packs have been discontinued so I am glad I got them while I could After being treated so well by a company, that provided me with exceptional customer service, I would buy any of their products without hesitation. Any ways I have enough packs to last the rest of my life at this point...
+1 on Kelty packs. I too like the Redwing 50 They are well made, feel good to carry and can last a long time. |
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Posted: 5/20/2016 5:11:35 PM EDT
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I like them both, I do have a smaller drago pack that has molle, but I kind of steer away from it at this point as I don't use the extra pouches really so...
Kelty does make a few "military/ tactical" packs but they deffentaly aren't on the budget side of thigs: https://kelty.com/military-tactical/ Looks like kelty just updated the redwing, https://kelty.com/redwing-50/ Can probably find the older style for pretty cheap if you watch for web sales. I went for black, because all my outdoor packs were greenish, and I wanted something to blend in a bit better if I travel. Hind sight being 20-20 I keep wishing it was greenish color
I hate red or blue or purple packs though... Oh well I don't use it as much as I would like so there is no point in worrying about color choice in my book. Kelty used to have tons of different models but likes like their line has shrunken down a bit, probably to their most popular designs. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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How big? "3 day" size? Look at a Kelty Redwing of whatever size and color you like. Very comfortable with a small internal frame. Every Kelty pack I have had is high quality. I have the old model Redwing which is 20ish years old, and a new model which I really like. If you watch sales, or surf the internet you should be able to find them for at or just under $100... This is the only picture I have of my new one: http://i109.photobucket.com/albums/n52/thederrick106/Gear/PICT0448_zpsvocaujsa.jpg My old one, it was my first internal frame. My father got it for me when I was 12 or 13. http://i109.photobucket.com/albums/n52/thederrick106/Gear/KeltyRedwing6_zps9911ec30.jpg The interior water proofing started to delaminate a bit a few years ago, a couple of the tie out points started to weather check and crack so while searching for a new Kelty of similar size I found some posts about their lifetime warranty. So I called them told them about my old pack that I used for decades... They said they can't fix the waterproofing issue as it has more then lived its life but they can try to fix the tie outs. At that point they gave me a 50% off coupon and free shipping for any pack on their website. I used that to order myself a new Redwing which has been a really good pack. I shipped them my Old Redwing, which was returned to me a few weeks later with fresh lashing points sewn on it. I have since got a Coyote, and a Cache Hauler. My EDC pack is a Kelty Windjammer... Many of my current packs have been discontinued so I am glad I got them while I could After being treated so well by a company, that provided me with exceptional customer service, I would buy any of their products without hesitation. Any ways I have enough packs to last the rest of my life at this point...
Don't know if its the military in me I just don't like how non-tactical packs look! The slick down I look at them and feel there are a lot of wasted space and options. Think it is just me wife said she likes both of the packs you have! I like them both, I do have a smaller drago pack that has molle, but I kind of steer away from it at this point as I don't use the extra pouches really so...
Kelty does make a few "military/ tactical" packs but they deffentaly aren't on the budget side of thigs: https://kelty.com/military-tactical/ Looks like kelty just updated the redwing, https://kelty.com/redwing-50/ Can probably find the older style for pretty cheap if you watch for web sales. I went for black, because all my outdoor packs were greenish, and I wanted something to blend in a bit better if I travel. Hind sight being 20-20 I keep wishing it was greenish color
I hate red or blue or purple packs though... Oh well I don't use it as much as I would like so there is no point in worrying about color choice in my book. Kelty used to have tons of different models but likes like their line has shrunken down a bit, probably to their most popular designs. Funny I don't use the extra room also other then for a first aid kit but like I said have that military mind better to have it and not need it then need it and not have it. The Kelty packs are nice I use to have one of there kid carriers that still is in use after 15 years and I had one of these old Alaska packs huge 7,000 cu in monster that was until my mastiff puppy monster got his mouth on it and ripped it up. It was a very good pack remember moving a lot with and all mine and the wife's cloths could fit in it. Edited to add Also wanted to ask anyone what is a good 28 Liter pack that can hold water for a 10 year old? Also looking at the pals and mollie did see the Red Rock Outdoor Gear Assault Pack on Dvor right now for $30 =2535-57-94861&utm_source=event-notification&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=event_20160520&opener=mail]The Link to the pack |
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Posted: 5/22/2016 6:33:14 PM EDT
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Anyone know anything about Red Rock Packs!
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Posted: 5/23/2016 2:47:12 AM EDT
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Anyone know anything about Red Rock Packs! Junk. Avoid at all cost. |
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Posted: 5/25/2016 2:22:16 PM EDT
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Posted: 5/28/2016 3:22:33 AM EDT
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Quote HistoryMe too. I went to my local shop which stocks Eberlestock intent on the Gunslinger II. After I saw the FAC Track, I quickly changed my mind. I'm having fun getting it all set up now. It is the most comfortable pack I've ever worn. |
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Posted: 5/28/2016 12:53:10 PM EDT
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lbt sale starts tomorrow
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Posted: 5/28/2016 6:48:36 PM EDT
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lbt sale starts tomorrow Are they having their packs on sale like they have in the past? I don't see anything on their site yet? I really regret not getting one in the past for that deal they had on their 3 day assault packs. |
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Posted: 5/28/2016 7:55:45 PM EDT
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yes. 3day packs are 70.00
http://lbtinc.com/mday16 prices are not showing yet but these are the sale items. |
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Posted: 5/28/2016 10:00:44 PM EDT
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Can they hold two bladders? What one do you have? There web site sucks not enough photos and they don't tell cu. In or how many liters the three day pack can hold. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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LBT has sales pretty regularly. The $200+ packs can be had for $70 or so when they have a sale. The one I bought is solid. Can they hold two bladders? What one do you have? There web site sucks not enough photos and they don't tell cu. In or how many liters the three day pack can hold. Not the same but somewhat similar. Can't really answer your question at the moment but I'll take some pics for you. No sales right now anyway but worth the wait. http://lbtinc.com/1476ac Just read your question again. Mine doesn't have a specific spot for a water bladder but it has molle for attaching external pouches as the one I linked to does. If you take the measurements on the website 14x8x20" it works out to 1.31 cubic feet... |
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Posted: 5/28/2016 10:03:51 PM EDT
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Check out the Kelty MAP3500. I have a lot of packs, in a 3 day pack this one is my favorite I have owned and used. Liked it so much I retired my first to my hunting pack and got another. Good straps, belt, internal frame it's the bag I use more than any other.
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Posted: 5/29/2016 11:57:03 PM EDT
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Are you actually going to hike with it, for any distance at all?
If yes, get an Osprey or Deuter pack. Seriously, even the really really good tactical packs suck balls for hiking. This is coming from someone who owned about 9 Kifaru packs over the years, and did GoRuck Challenge in one of them. No freaking way I'd carry a pack that heavy again just so it could look tactical. |
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Posted: 5/30/2016 12:40:40 PM EDT
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yes. 3day packs are 70.00 http://lbtinc.com/mday16 prices are not showing yet but these are the sale items. Those are nice packs for the money. They advertised them for the memorial day sale for $79.99 but now they are $89.99 on their site, which is still a good price. |
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Posted: 5/30/2016 12:45:01 PM EDT
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yea they never seem to actually hold to their sale pricing. but they are damn well made.
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Posted: 6/10/2016 2:25:24 AM EDT
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Are you actually going to hike with it, for any distance at all? If yes, get an Osprey or Deuter pack. Seriously, even the really really good tactical packs suck balls for hiking. This is coming from someone who owned about 9 Kifaru packs over the years, and did GoRuck Challenge in one of them. No freaking way I'd carry a pack that heavy again just so it could look tactical. Don't like hiking packs that much at all one is because they waste so much space on them the other is the colors you get to pick all bright colors for most of them. I have used my Maxpedition Vulture on two tours in Iraq and the past 12 years never had problems with weight or it being uncomfortable. |
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Posted: 6/10/2016 11:56:32 AM EDT
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Don't like hiking packs that much at all one is because they waste so much space on them the other is the colors you get to pick all bright colors for most of them. I have used my Maxpedition Vulture on two tours in Iraq and the past 12 years never had problems with weight or it being uncomfortable. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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Are you actually going to hike with it, for any distance at all? If yes, get an Osprey or Deuter pack. Seriously, even the really really good tactical packs suck balls for hiking. This is coming from someone who owned about 9 Kifaru packs over the years, and did GoRuck Challenge in one of them. No freaking way I'd carry a pack that heavy again just so it could look tactical. Don't like hiking packs that much at all one is because they waste so much space on them the other is the colors you get to pick all bright colors for most of them. I have used my Maxpedition Vulture on two tours in Iraq and the past 12 years never had problems with weight or it being uncomfortable. Have you ever tried a modern true internal frame pack? I cant imagine trying to do some of the packing I do on a frameless, or plastic sheet frame pack... All my Kelty packs are dark green or black? Heck most of my long term backcountry stuff includes a hauler pack! -screw that internal frame stuff! With that said if you have a pack style or type you really like stick with it, after all it is just personal preference and opinion.
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Posted: 6/10/2016 10:49:00 PM EDT
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Have you ever tried a modern true internal frame pack? I cant imagine trying to do some of the packing I do on a frameless, or plastic sheet frame pack... All my Kelty packs are dark green or black? Heck most of my long term backcountry stuff includes a hauler pack! -screw that internal frame stuff! With that said if you have a pack style or type you really like stick with it, after all it is just personal preference and opinion. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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Are you actually going to hike with it, for any distance at all? If yes, get an Osprey or Deuter pack. Seriously, even the really really good tactical packs suck balls for hiking. This is coming from someone who owned about 9 Kifaru packs over the years, and did GoRuck Challenge in one of them. No freaking way I'd carry a pack that heavy again just so it could look tactical. Don't like hiking packs that much at all one is because they waste so much space on them the other is the colors you get to pick all bright colors for most of them. I have used my Maxpedition Vulture on two tours in Iraq and the past 12 years never had problems with weight or it being uncomfortable. Have you ever tried a modern true internal frame pack? I cant imagine trying to do some of the packing I do on a frameless, or plastic sheet frame pack... All my Kelty packs are dark green or black? Heck most of my long term backcountry stuff includes a hauler pack! -screw that internal frame stuff! With that said if you have a pack style or type you really like stick with it, after all it is just personal preference and opinion. I did look at Kelty tac packs and they look nice. I have owned two internal frame packs one was the Kelty Alaska pack and the other is a USMC ILBE. I'm not looking for a framed pack at all just a EDC type of pack something to take on day hikes and trips. |
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Posted: 6/11/2016 12:52:02 PM EDT
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I did look at Kelty tac packs and they look nice. I have owned two internal frame packs one was the Kelty Alaska pack and the other is a USMC ILBE. I'm not looking for a framed pack at all just a EDC type of pack something to take on day hikes and trips. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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Are you actually going to hike with it, for any distance at all? If yes, get an Osprey or Deuter pack. Seriously, even the really really good tactical packs suck balls for hiking. This is coming from someone who owned about 9 Kifaru packs over the years, and did GoRuck Challenge in one of them. No freaking way I'd carry a pack that heavy again just so it could look tactical. Don't like hiking packs that much at all one is because they waste so much space on them the other is the colors you get to pick all bright colors for most of them. I have used my Maxpedition Vulture on two tours in Iraq and the past 12 years never had problems with weight or it being uncomfortable. Have you ever tried a modern true internal frame pack? I cant imagine trying to do some of the packing I do on a frameless, or plastic sheet frame pack... All my Kelty packs are dark green or black? Heck most of my long term backcountry stuff includes a hauler pack! -screw that internal frame stuff! With that said if you have a pack style or type you really like stick with it, after all it is just personal preference and opinion. I did look at Kelty tac packs and they look nice. I have owned two internal frame packs one was the Kelty Alaska pack and the other is a USMC ILBE. I'm not looking for a framed pack at all just a EDC type of pack something to take on day hikes and trips. Well if your looking for something without a frame, similar to Maxpedition then take a look at Drago packs; I have a Tracker model, and while I don't think its quite 3 days, maybe an overnight pack as its a bit smaller its a solid option with no frame. https://www.amazon.com/Drago-Gear-Tracker-Backpack-Seal/dp/B00HAIFSIE/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1465663945&sr=8-1&keywords=drago+pack I guess its Maxpedition equivalent would be the Falcon... Drago is similar quality for half the price IMHO. Carried mine every day for almost two years, only reason I switched up my EDC bag is because I wanted something that had a laptop sleeve, so I went with a Kelty windjammer, convertible from messenger bag to backpack. Anyways here is my Drago, still going strong to: 
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