drop bear
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I did get a new day pack for bush walking the other day. And it has some interesting features to consider if you were to look for a survival pack.
So it's a little basic 25l day pack. But it doesn't skimp on the back harness or securing straps.
Which means I can sinch it right down to a little blob on my back. And then take advantage of all the support it provides.
My guess if my walk went long. That would play a major factor.
And it has hiking pole straps. And same deal. If my walk goes long I believe poles (and strapping tape play a major factor)
Chafing, sorness and fatigue over the 5ks I normally do are a non issue. Over say 100ks it would probably stop me.
So it's a little basic 25l day pack. But it doesn't skimp on the back harness or securing straps.
Which means I can sinch it right down to a little blob on my back. And then take advantage of all the support it provides.
My guess if my walk went long. That would play a major factor.
And it has hiking pole straps. And same deal. If my walk goes long I believe poles (and strapping tape play a major factor)
Chafing, sorness and fatigue over the 5ks I normally do are a non issue. Over say 100ks it would probably stop me.