ILBE bought on CL for $55! Had the lid but no belt. Got the belt on Amazon for another $25. Good system overall but it is kinda heavy. I'm still not sure about the lid. It's usefulness is in question right now, still testing.
When I was pack hunting, I was looking at the Eberlestock Gunslinger II. Gene Sears had them in stock so I got to try it on and check out all the compartments. I ended up getting a smaller one called the LoDrag. It was right at $150 and just the right size for me. It will hold just about everything I could possibly want plus it has a gun scabbard. I highly recommend it. http://www.eberlestock.com/X3 Lodrag Pack.htm
Spec Ops T.H.E. PACK, got mine during a sale for 99 bucks, there usualy about 190-200
edit* they are having a sale again! 99 bucks and free shipping! id jump on this quick! these packs are worth every bit of 200 bucks
http://www.specopsbrand.com/t-h-e-pack-3-day-assault-pack-multicam.html
edit* they are having a sale again! 99 bucks and free shipping! id jump on this quick! these packs are worth every bit of 200 bucks
http://www.specopsbrand.com/t-h-e-pack-3-day-assault-pack-multicam.html
It certainly is appropriately named. That is way too much backpack IMO.
I run an Eberlestock Gunslinger II as well. I have some Maxpedition Bags but if you want a pack that will last forever , multiple uses , and still be comfortable if you ever do have to load it down and still want to wear it comfortably I highly recommend the Gunslinger.
been running a Maxpedition Condor II for over 7 years. Solid as all get out and still sees use daily even though I have added so many different bags and packs as time goes by. The one constant is the Condor.
Covrt 5.11 pack
I carry an Oakley AP 3.0 my wife bought me for Christmas. Don't have a real need to carry a big pack most of the time. Before this bag I carried the same Targus backpack for 5 years.
I carry an UnderArmour back pack 5 days per week fully loaded with the utmost essential high tech gear such as two 3-ring binders full of paper, Process Dynamics and Control, Process Design and Analytical Chemistry books, a TI-89 and back-up Casio calculators and myriad pens, pencils, and erasers...only cost me $60!!!
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