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That is what I'd call a fob bag forward operating base I like having a pack like that and a pack on apack when ( camping out ) I could leave tje main bag at my fob and venture out and collect whatever I need or bring smaller mote specialized equipment with me then giok it all up and March on
Fick hem min 50 liter ryggsäck för ett tag sen och har tränat med den ett tag men nu i helgen fick jag testa den på riktigt. Något av mina bästa köp, rekommenderar starkt
Very interesting backpack. For clarity the main compartment is 100 liters or it's with the Lid (15 liters) I assume the side pocket are not counted (15 Liters) each, so at the end we have 145 liters or 130 ? cheers
Ok review however it would’ve been so much better to see it being set up and used outdoors rather than on a desk in a store. We still have no real idea what it looks like in use.
I'm searching for a bivy which could house me (190cm tall bloke) and my dutch shepherd (38kg, big bitch). This one seems quite big, but then there is no more space for a backpack is there? Don't worry, me and my dog sleep under 1 person blanket as well (with her legs sticking out), we are conditioned to fit like that, almost like a jigsaw. we are maybe as small as one really big fat guy. would this suffice you think, or are there specific items for that circumstance? 1,5 person bivy bag would be perfect probably.
Yeah but it doesn't have a place the hood once you take it off, should have integrated it into underneath the collar. Missed that I'm amazed you guys didn't think about this feature...
"Hey, I'm considering getting the Model Snigel 15-20L All Pack 2.0 along with the Snigel 100L Mission Backpack. Before making the purchase, I'd love to know if someone could create a video demonstrating how to attach the 15-20L All Pack 2.0 to the 100L Mission Backpack. Would appreciate your assistance before I buy both. Thanks!"
"Hey, I'm considering getting the Model Snigel 15-20L All Pack 2.0 along with the Snigel 100L Mission Backpack. Before making the purchase, I'd love to know if someone could create a video demonstrating how to attach the 15-20L All Pack 2.0 to the 100L Mission Backpack. Would appreciate your assistance before I buy both. Thanks!"
I would disagree about the chest area. I am an average size guy and I feel like it’s a little snug in the shoulders. I have the us mss system. And the defense 4 in combo with the Tropen. The us mss gives me more space inside with clothes . The carinthia it’s a little warmer than the mss. It also packs smaller than the mss. It’s also extremely light. If the carinthia had more shoulder space it would blow all other sleep systems out of the water but with how tight it is in the shoulders and arm area makes me use the mss over my carinthia when it’s really really cold out.
I used my Defence 4 and Tropen together for the first time this weekend. It was only -5.7C, I was wearing 200 weight merino top and bottom and I still woke up cold and had to put on a down jacket. My sleeping mats had a combined R Value of 6.2. Was expecting to be toasty warm. What am I doing wrong?
That’s odd I have the exact same set up and I was extremely warm in -5F with a -30F windchill. But I will say the us modular sleep system has more room making it more comfortable
Sleeping undressed in a sleeping bag is the best way to stay warm. Only wearing underwear and socks for example is what I do, and keeps by toasty all night.
holy smokes if that Winnebago doesn't put a target on your back I don't know what will "hey buddy you carrying a Home Depot in that pack" waaaaaaaaaay to big you hike 2 miles with that and you'll need a nap 35 liters max ! if you can't fit it in that size you don't need it's not a functional design if you are trying to escape and move very fast
It’s a really Good System! Can you make a Raincover in Flecktarn, for the German Army (Bundeswehr)? It should have a way, to combine it to the Backpack.
I am a big fan of Carinthia products. Can you pack the sleeping bag and the sleeping pad within the bivy bag and put them all in a stuff sack and then in your backpack? That would make for really fast packing in the morning.
Nice pack, but not using universal clips is a disadvantage. I wouldn't want to be stuck in the backlands waiting for replacement clips, when i could cut off spare clips to repair and move on.
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.
