Me too!

No, its wider.

Same question I was thinking.

Bigga

I am 1.80. 90kg what do you think, will it be ok for me ?

@@Outdoor_Bushcraft it`s definitly worth a try....test it a few days, if it`s not good for you, just send it back.

I am almost as tall as you are is it too big or too small?

@@peekrr i think it won't fit, but anyway give it a try, cause every body is different 👍🏻

@@tobiaslachmann8184 give it a try, if it fits it's worth every penny👍🏻

Sådana här? www.recon.se/product/recon-sidofickor-stridssack-2022-gra

@@cleaner660 tackar 👍

I own one of these and let me tell you, it takes a lot of force to brake one of these. And spare can be brought along with no problem at all. I always have a little net pouch attached to the rucksack with a spare hip belt clip, some normal clips and a new cord? (Sry not native EN - the elastic string for the helmet pouch on top) and it takes practically no space and weighs nothing. Haven't had a single clip broke, yet, tho. And the pack literally fell down a cliff of 30 meter (33 yards). So it's the what if of what if to be honest. It's a spectacular piece of gear. Expensive, but I do not want to miss it anymore.

@@brontosaurus8027 1,87m

I brought my camo 80L backpack from ebay

@@lukeb3174 Thanks, Luke. I ended up buying the 127L Pro7800 Kuiu pack. It’s only 6lbs 😎 and has a 150lb load rating. So I’m pretty happy. Cheers!

@@tomdearie5165 awesome I'm happy you found one, I need to upgrade I think the 80L bag is a little to small for how I want to travel and hike, I'm planning on hiking the rest of Australia the places I haven't seen yet I panned hiking for a year then I can tick it off the to do list,🤗🙏

No it wohnt work, i am 177cm tall and even for me the back length is too big

Santa came early this year. I got mine just here next to me and guys.. I am in love. I tried so much TT, Eberlestock, Berghaus..but this Backpack from snigeldesign is just on point!

@@tobiaslachmann8184 yes I tried the Tasmania Tiger range Pack. In my opinion TT is not perfect at all if you look at how it fits your back, especially from the side. Well Berghaus isn't better, but take an osprey for example and you will see what I mean. Btw if these "civil" backpacks doesn't bother you, at osprey you get pretty good stuff for low money. I tried the Tasmanian tiger Modular pack 45 with side pouches (SP 9) and the Field pack mk II with these side pouches to get the volume I need. The modular pack is nice btw but didn't feel good on my lower back. That's subjective. I've got the most hope in the field pack because of it's modularity but and now there is a big BUT...the top of the backpack when the pack was loaded (yes I know how to load a backpack and to fit it) pulled back away from my body. I couldn't fit it closer to my body and that's a no go for longer trekking. That's why I say, always load your pack and take a picture from the side. Also the hip belt didn't feel good for me. The field pack got a pull back system and not a pull forward system for the hip pads, you really want to get a pull forward. So the snigel fits perfectly to my back and gets in straight line with my body, means parallel. The weight is good distributed to the hip even with the special hip design. The material really looks and feels like good quality. This is a point which I miss at TT. If you get in touch once with an eberlestock or snigel you see what quality can be like and when you have the TT next to it..there is much difference. For me the design of the snigel backpack fits almost perfectly. If I could it design by myself there would always be a little change but that would just be personal preferences. So I am 1,69m and 70kg athletic and I would say, don't be smaller then me if you want the snigeldesign. I would say if you are at lower then 65kg you get in trouble with the hip belt. Conclusions : I carried like 23kg for one weekend with the snigel and was pretty satisfied with it. By the way I got 2 carinthia sleeping bags inside, the g490x and the g200q which are pretty big and together almost 5kg, a big sleeping mat from klymit luxe sl, 3l water sack, a jacket, food for 3 days, hygiene set, towel, a set of underwear, a little saw, knife, the German Elefantenhaut, first aid kit. I didn't need to overload the top and got still space for other stuff. I was hiking with family and somebody didn't own a pack, that's why I needed to carry 2 sleeping bags. A lot of people I crossed at the shelter, in Dänemark, asked me for that special backpack 😂. Most people are light weight wanderer, not me. Next "but" : the only Tasmanian tiger which could get in race with this snigel is the Tasmanian range pack. It fits good to your back, much better then the field pack. It's big enough for all your stuff. I've got both at the same time to make a decision and it was hard. The snigel convinced me in better quality of every inch. But if I wouldn't be ok to spend that much money for the snigel. The Tasmanian tiger range pack is absolutely ok. Even under the aspect that it's an X frame but for higher capacity you want the X frame instead the v frame. So in my opinion the TT range pack is the best they got. Even if you want less then 100l, get the range pack. You can just remove some pouches. The only negative aspect is that you cannot look high in the air with the range pack, like you can with the snigel. The sad thing is, snigel isn't cheap and eberlestock isn't cheaper (eberlestock got too many negativ points which makes it senseless to buy it, when you are not a weapon carrier) and the most sad thing is, TT isn't cheap at all, too, that's why I made the decision to spend some extra money to get the, in my opinion better quality, when I am already about to spend this amount.

Sorry for my English I am no native english speaker, but German ✌️

@@CBXrr I’m Canadian so that is still 740 plus tax is 800 worth it for the best tho

@@CBXrr yeah every thing feels more expensive in canada

Lmao called it. Anyway you can keep your 650€ backpack. Russians have SSO raid backpacks for 1/3th of the price with recommendations from Spetsnac units.