Luggage Bags and Packs
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Seil Marschall The LW Climbers Pack
handmade in Germany, french cotton canvas, shoulderstraps padded with woolfelt, heavy cotton webbing, straps made from saddle leather, 1 zip pocket on the flap
buffalo horn cord stopper / 100% hemp cord
detachable hip belt
all seams inside covered with cottonband
shoulderstraps are fixed with leatherpatch (sewn & rivettet), with copper rivets
heavy brass hardware
buffalo leather bottom
leatherpatches on the top and front to fix extra equipment
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great bag rock(it).
need a fit flick. would like to see how BIG it is
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Goruck GR1 incoming
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Nice Mega!
If you don't mind sharing, can you shoot me a pm after it lands of how much you get nailed on tax/fees? It's the only thing putting me off.
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Nice Mega!
If you don't mind sharing, can you shoot me a pm after it lands of how much you get nailed on tax/fees? It's the only thing putting me off.
nothing. he lives in the UK and the bag comes from Germany.
you should have that item send to someone within the EU and then forwarded and declared as a lower value (at least that is what I would do).
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The bag comes from Montana in the USA Simon, that's where Goruck are based.
No worries man, I'll drop you a PM when it arrives.
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The bag comes from Montana in the USA Simon, that's where Goruck are based.
No worries man, I'll drop you a PM when it arrives.
You are gonna love it. The build quality is tremendous. I have a GR1 and I see a GR2 in my future great products!!!
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Good news - My GR1 arrived today, and it is totally fucking badass, the greatest ruck I have ever owned/ seen/ handled.
Bad news - I'm already fiending for a GR2
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Plenty of pics are coming, it's travelling to Jakarta with me on Friday
And only mail because I know my local Fedex man, he lives on the next street
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if anyone travels alot i seriously recommend the Rimowa line of bags.
they're expensive as shit, but they have a liftime warranty I believe.
I have a friend who has a luggage store, so I do some work for him, and I have the top of the line plastic one, I wish I had gotten the one with the metal corners, but whatever, if I break another one of these (I cracked one already after a year of travel but they replaced it without question) I'll go for the metal cornered bag. It keeps shirts folded in the lock down system, it is light, the wheels roll like none other, and in the USA nobody else has them so it's easy to find your bag on the claim!
I travel all the time, and after using Patagonia bags for a decade I'm happy I made the switch! Patagonia bags are great too, and they don't ask any questions about replacing them either.
I'm working to get a Rimowa Camera bag collaboration going on, I hope to get the aluminum one made into my camera bag free of charge! we'll see if that happens hahah.
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The Rimowa bags look nice, but I've got an aversion to luggage with wheels on it.
I'd be more inclined to get something like the Hard Graft Carry On.
Another carry on bag which looks fantastic is the De Bruir Parachuter.
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I just get annoyed by wheel bags when people drag them around railway stations or airports. And I think that something like a backpack is actually easier to walk any sort of distance with.
What I'd really like is a Bole Crown Prince rucksack. Unfortunately I've got a feeling that they're around 20K Kronor, or $3000…
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I have to shoot some pics this week but I tend to go between a Filson medium field bag, a TADgear Dispatch or Lightspeed, and a Kifaru E&E. I really like the looks of that De Bruir parachuter but it's a bit pricey for me right now. When I go traveling I usually carry either a Zero Halliburton wheeled case or a J Peterman Gladstone made by Mulholland Brothers like this one:
http://wingtip.com/product/mulholland-brothers/safari-bag/792?gclid=CKnP95u7mLYCFaGoPAodwAYAtQ
