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    GLOCK HOOKER hurley842002's Avatar
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    Default Looking for a 3 day pack

    Quote Originally Posted by cmailliard View Post
    Try Sportsman Warehouse. I have seen them there.
    Glad I heeded your advice! Got to Sportsman's, and low and behold they had one lonely Redtail sitting on the hanger.







    They also had a Redwing 32, but upon seeing it in person, it's not really what I was looking for in a work/daily use pack.
    Last edited by hurley842002; 03-29-2016 at 17:36.

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    A FUN TITLE asmo's Avatar
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    Good packs:
    GoRuck GR2
    Kifaru Pointman or XRay (my next 3 day pack)
    5.11 Rush 72
    Mystery Ranch (anything - but their 3 day assault is quite nice - love the Y zipper)
    Kelty Redwing 50 or Raven
    Camelbak BFM (my current 3 day pack) or Motherlode (the Condor 3 day is roughly the same bag, but without the really comfy shoulders)
    What is my joy if all hands, even the unclean, can reach into it? What is my wisdom, if even the fools can dictate to me? What is my freedom, if all creatures, even the botched and impotent, are my masters? What is my life, if I am but to bow, to agree and to obey?
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    GLOCK HOOKER hurley842002's Avatar
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    BTW OP, sorry to thread jack.

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    Not a problem. I'm liking the looks of some of the packs. I all ready had the Kelty Redwing pack in my cart on Amazon. I've been busy writing SOPs for the SAR team for the last couple weeks. I was told we may have some budget money for supplies once the SOPs are complete and approved.

    I'm also thinking I will order a couple of the LAPD packs as well to try out. The price is definately good if they last.
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    I've hunted with my LAPG pack for the last two years, including leaving it in the bed of the truck during a heavy rain all night. Have had the pack for years and it's holding up fine.
    "There are no finger prints under water."

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    So not to hijack the thread entierly, more to co-jack it.
    (Who loves ya baby.)
    Are any of these packs inbetween a 3 day and regular size? I need something to carry kids jackets, and waters for small hikes but don't want to go into full out mule mode.

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    Quote Originally Posted by encorehunter View Post
    Not a problem. I'm liking the looks of some of the packs. I all ready had the Kelty Redwing pack in my cart on Amazon. I've been busy writing SOPs for the SAR team for the last couple weeks. I was told we may have some budget money for supplies once the SOPs are complete and approved.

    I'm also thinking I will order a couple of the LAPD packs as well to try out. The price is definately good if they last.
    If you haven't already, you can sign up for their email blast. You will get random discounts (7-12% in my experience) and free shipping sometimes.

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    Default Looking for a 3 day pack

    Quote Originally Posted by Erni View Post
    So not to hijack the thread entierly, more to co-jack it.
    (Who loves ya baby.)
    Are any of these packs inbetween a 3 day and regular size? I need something to carry kids jackets, and waters for small hikes but don't want to go into full out mule mode.
    I would say the Kelty Redwing 32 might be something to look at. For reference, the Redtail in the pic is 1650 cubic inches, and the Redwing 32 is 1900.

    ETA: After loading up the Redtail for the first time, I'm impressed and it's plausible this bag may fit your needs.





    Inside is ten 16oz waters, meals for two shifts, snacks I keep regularly, gloves, watch cap, spare water resistant jacket, bowl, plastic ware, pens, flashlight, note pad. I may be missing some things, but you get the point.
    Last edited by hurley842002; 03-29-2016 at 23:15.

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    Thanks Hurley. I'll go and check one out locally.

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    http://shop.sandpiperca.com/index.ph...ass-black.html

    picked this up at the BX. It's served me well for 6 years and is my current travel bag for avoiding checked luggage.
    Exterior front pouch is all mesh on mine. I don't have a slit for water bag.
    LOVE the compression part.
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