12 June 2006, 08:53
333_OKHMaxpedition / Eberlestock Gear and pack help needed
I utilize a smaller dayback for hunting out of our base camp. Typically I keep enough food for a 1 day trip, 3 if I go hungry, and all of my mapping gear, 1st aid gear, butchering gear, and the likes. I was looking at
MaxPedtition or
Eberlestockproducts and thought I would ask you guys what you know?
Also, if there is a pack I really need to know about, let me know. I am currently using a North Face three layer pack. In the past i actually was using a Swiss Army surplus pack that was tough as nails.
15 June 2006, 06:42
333_OKHNo one here has ever used these packs huh?
Eberlestock is a nice piece of gear.....some of my friends have them and speak highly of them.....I've never seen a Maxpedition....
There's a good deal on one of the smaller Eberlestock packs in the newest Sierra Trading Post catalog.
Joe
15 June 2006, 08:59
csutton77(formerly csutton7)I have the Just One Eberlestock and a Badlands pack that is or was the biggest they make---both are pretty close to equal, but the Eberlestock scabbard makes it the pack I use--plus it has more pockets---it's not a day pack, but it will work--the Badlands has 2 packs that can be removed from the big pack and the bigger of the two smaller packs could be used for day jaunts or maybe a couple of days----chris
15 June 2006, 09:23
333_OKHthanks! I like the Eberlestock packs the most!
24 June 2006, 21:55
JameisterI sold my eberle just one pack, as it was not adjustable for shoulder width. sewn, not adjustable. I liked the concept, and tried if for a few miles. it would not "settle in" to my 215 pound 6 foot frame. They weould be better for Large as opposed to XL sized people.
I have turned totally to KIFARU as the best pack made for my size and my needs. YMMV