Bug Out Bag options

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Originally Posted by gnihcraes

Four bug out Kelty Backpacks. I haven't weighed them, but reasonable. No tents, sleeping bags. Some dry foods, water will be grabbed as we head out the door, have it in various jugs waiting. No weapons or ammo in any of them, would grab that too when heading out.

Backpacks have handles for carrying, can be used as designed, and they don't strike anyone as curious with Camo etc.

http://www.dcandh.com/gallery2/main....serialNumber=2

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I like them. Are they designed for backpacking/camping or are they regular backpacks? What are their sizes?

These four are Daypacks. Kelty Redwings, 3100 cu, one is 2650 or so for my daughter who is only 10 and small framed, so she can't handle a large pack.

Internal frame, Lots of pockets inside and out, zippered storage, compression straps, nice packs. Purchased all three from craigslist for about a third what they are new, one was new on the shelf at sportsmans on sale for $75.00.

Todays equivalent http://www.kelty.com/p-413-redwing-50.aspx

And each one is a duplicate of the other in supplies. Mine might have a few more items, since I'm the larger stronger of the family. My son is catching up though.

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Originally Posted by KevDen2005

Just picked up two of these:

Level III Assault Backpack BLACK With Five Stacked Compartments

http://www.cheaperthandirt.com/PACK120-1.html


For the price I couldn't pass them up. I plan on making survival kits for the the vehicles with them...

Quality seems really good and from what I have read on the site people like them.

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I have the pack mentioned above, and it is AWESOME! It holds a lot more than it looks like it will, plenty of attachment points, bladder location, and rugged as hell! I got mine at a local gun show for $20.00 brand new.