No mate, I did buy another but changed again. May revisit sometime.

Glad you like it still reading paperbacks today lol

The material is quite water resistant, however the zips are not aqua guard but do have a flap which cover them. This stops the rain quite well. The pack can get wet but didn't seem to wet through. But I always use dry bags for important gear. The pack has drain holes so don't stand it in poled water.

Yes that's them, handy to have.

@@Path2Peak Thanks for this tipp, I test a lowepro pro tatic strap for tripods

Your most welcome

Sorry for late reply, its a ridge line monsoon 2 smock.

Great minds 👍

As long as you got something 👍

Certainly is, quite bleak in winter but peaceful all the same

I remember seeing it and I'd never heard of Geocaching before this video. I've had a fair few days out on the moors off the back of this video. How did you find the Rush 24 long term? I think it looks and feels cool but the 72 that I used as a full time duty bag ended up ripping on the thread of the bottom tension strap. I did have it loaded but expected more longevity.

@@sawdustandsurvival I used it quite a lot, and never had any issues with stitching or build quality. I sold it just last year. Kind of in between packs just now.

@@Path2Peak I've gone back to simplicity as the organisation got too much. I organised myself out of knowing where anything is and found it annoying. I recently got a Berghaus Munro which I'm very happy with but wish I'd have got the molle version to attach a red bike light onto. I use it for cycling to work. It's basically one huge dump pack with compression straps and a pocket in the lid. Within the bag anything small goes in a Snugpak drawstring bag and everything else is just thrown in and compressed.

@@sawdustandsurvival I've seen a few helikon tex packs I like, and a few others.

Many thanks

Glad you enjoyed it

I traded for this one but pretty easy to get online although may be a newer version now this is the ridge line monsoon 2

Glad it helped

Welcome 👍

I've had some of their gear in black, and I love the sandstone, plus it's easier to find gear inside.

Cheers appreciate all your feedback 👍

Bomber packs made to last.

Awesome, thank you!

Mate it's how us Northern boys sound.

Not sure I never tried

About 5" 10

It's a great pack and just swallows your gear. 👍

Cheers appreciate it.

Exped downmat 7 sleep mat 👍

What ever is comfortable for you. We are all different.

Sucks yeah...

That sounds like a fantastic mod. Thanks for sharing

I bought some webbing off ebay and buckles, just stitched the buckles on after I cut to the I needed.

I made them with webbing and buckles from ebay.

Thanks

MI Prepper just south of the border of Scotland. Geordie accent

I know, right? Here I was admiring the 30 round mag pouches in the bag (which Brits probably didn't notice they are made to fit - this bag was designed by Kyle Lamb after all) and thinking, "yep, perfect length for a folded AR". Lol. Gotta love our freedom. Hold on to it, fellow patriots or before you know it... we'll be walking around with swiss army knives on necklaces hahaha. :P

I dont mind being called a ysnk

@@tyfowler3155 and @Jim Turner yeah hilarious right? with a mass shooting every couple days that gun policy is working really well. i'm in australia, and we have VERY strict gun laws. it works here, i dont want fruitcakes walking around with machine guns, nor arguments ending with shotgun blasts. i doubt you fine gents will understand my viewpoint, but i will give it a go .. gun policy in usa is kept as such by the nra to keep their citizens afraid and therefore buying guns, making the manufacturers uber wealthy. the nra tout the 'right to bear arms' patriotic malarkey but its all a scam. the nra are backed by the gun manufacturers, who want a dividend on their donations. they couldnt give a shit about being patriotic, nor how many shootings there are, its all about getting the cash register ringing. i digress, i'm just a 'dumb skippy', what the hell would i know? thats a fair point. i know that i can go anywhere in australia, anytime day or night without a problem, unarmed. this includes perceived sketchy areas such as dandenong, fairlfield, redcliffe etc. so i ask the question dear readers, if i can take the better half out for a walk or lunch / dinner, with our car parked on the street (a reasonably expensive car), and not have a bother, nor is the car stolen or broken into upon our return, i wonder what australia is doing wrong and usa doing right? or should that be the other way around as highlighted above?

@@glenscott8367 .... LMAO

Subjects not citizen

I wish