I am looking for something that is light and can store, I am leaning towards this what do you think?
http://www.hazard4.com/products_evac_plan_b.html
http://www.hazard4.com/products_evac_plan_b.html
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Re: A Backpack question
I've been down that road before. There are plusses and minuses. I would have to see it and FF first before I could make a decision.
You can also look at this.
http://specopstech.com/osc/index.php?cPath=146_161_244&page=gov&another=
I've been down that road before. There are plusses and minuses. I would have to see it and FF first before I could make a decision.
You can also look at this.
http://specopstech.com/osc/index.php?cPath=146_161_244&page=gov&another=
Re: A Backpack question
I bought the fox tactical assault pack and have put it through hell and back and it has been very durable with alot of storage room. I use it mainly for my hunting trips and it can easily store the gear for a one day or even two day trip...just my outlook on it
I bought the fox tactical assault pack and have put it through hell and back and it has been very durable with alot of storage room. I use it mainly for my hunting trips and it can easily store the gear for a one day or even two day trip...just my outlook on it
Re: A Backpack question
I saw these at SHOT. They had a version (or someone else did) that held an SBR AR broken down.
I thought about getting one, but honestly a backpack with two straps instead of one stays put a lot better and still has the ability to be worn single strap crossways, in front, put in a locker, etc.
Make your decision on whether you want a civie look/blend in bag or a tacticool look/color/PALS pack first, then go from there.
If you go the blend in civie route, this pack has my attention:
http://www.mysteryranch.com/recreation/hiking-climbing-packs/sweetpea-pack
MR uses a frame system that will allow you to carry heavy loads in all of their packs comfortably, much heavier than other packs in the same cubic inch range.
I saw these at SHOT. They had a version (or someone else did) that held an SBR AR broken down.
I thought about getting one, but honestly a backpack with two straps instead of one stays put a lot better and still has the ability to be worn single strap crossways, in front, put in a locker, etc.
Make your decision on whether you want a civie look/blend in bag or a tacticool look/color/PALS pack first, then go from there.
If you go the blend in civie route, this pack has my attention:
http://www.mysteryranch.com/recreation/hiking-climbing-packs/sweetpea-pack
MR uses a frame system that will allow you to carry heavy loads in all of their packs comfortably, much heavier than other packs in the same cubic inch range.
Re: A Backpack question
I agree with _9, I don't see the virtue of a one-strap pack... sure it would be fine if it's just laying in your trunk, but I don't think I'd want to actually have to hump one very far.
I opted to go the "blend in" route & just picked up a North Face pack on sale for about $60... not sure which model, but they're all about the same anyway.
YMMV, good luck.
I agree with _9, I don't see the virtue of a one-strap pack... sure it would be fine if it's just laying in your trunk, but I don't think I'd want to actually have to hump one very far.
I opted to go the "blend in" route & just picked up a North Face pack on sale for about $60... not sure which model, but they're all about the same anyway.
YMMV, good luck.
Re: A Backpack question
I have a couple of backpacks that I have used for backpacking, hunting, camping, and kayaking. One is a black North Face Backpack that I purchased from Bass Pro in Charlotte, NC and the other is a Condor 3 day pack that I purchased from US Cav. Both are great!
I have a couple of backpacks that I have used for backpacking, hunting, camping, and kayaking. One is a black North Face Backpack that I purchased from Bass Pro in Charlotte, NC and the other is a Condor 3 day pack that I purchased from US Cav. Both are great!
Re: A Backpack question
My Camelbak Mule goes with me on every camping/hunting/hiking/biking trip and has not given me any problems. It won't hold a whole lot, but it carries everything I need. I usually keep a knife, laser rangefinder, gps, and first aid kit in the main compartment, and several smaller things in the front compartment. There is a water-resistant zipper on a small top compartment to keep a camera or other delicate electronics safe. It is light and comfortable to wear all day.
My Camelbak Mule goes with me on every camping/hunting/hiking/biking trip and has not given me any problems. It won't hold a whole lot, but it carries everything I need. I usually keep a knife, laser rangefinder, gps, and first aid kit in the main compartment, and several smaller things in the front compartment. There is a water-resistant zipper on a small top compartment to keep a camera or other delicate electronics safe. It is light and comfortable to wear all day.
Re: A Backpack question
If you are looking at a single strap pack, look at timbuk 2, they make messenger bags. low pro and not tactical looking.
For a back pack The North Face makes some good ones, and Mountainsmith makes a camera back pack for photographers that works well for travel and blending in.
http://www.timbuk2.com/tb2/products/classic-messenger
http://www.mountainsmith.com/products.asp?subCategoryId=14&categoryId=13
If you are looking at a single strap pack, look at timbuk 2, they make messenger bags. low pro and not tactical looking.
For a back pack The North Face makes some good ones, and Mountainsmith makes a camera back pack for photographers that works well for travel and blending in.
http://www.timbuk2.com/tb2/products/classic-messenger
http://www.mountainsmith.com/products.asp?subCategoryId=14&categoryId=13
