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    Lightbulb what do you carry??

    im just wondering what size of backpack/burgen everyone takes out with them, (i.e. in ltrs)

    post picks too and let us know what you carry!

    i normally take a 35ltr pack for day trips and a 60 for over nighters and i carry

    over night

    sleeping system - bag and bivvy
    tarp + bungees
    spare trousers and top
    warm kit - norwiegen - softie jacket
    spare socks
    spare hat
    wet proof top and trousers
    hat and gloves
    first aid kit & houswife
    wash kit
    map + compass
    knifes (pocket and hunting)
    rations
    spare rations
    emergency rations
    mess tins and gas cooker. + spare gas
    5 meter paracord
    5ltrs water
    emergency bag

    binoculars
    camera


    for a day trip i carry everything but the sleeping system, however i still take a 2 season bag which compacts very snall just incase
    and not so many rations.



    what do you take guys??...................
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    what sleep system do you use mate, i f i put my sleep system, ie, the gi sleep system in a 35ltr backpack, there would not be room for any thing else, lol, thats why i take my 120ltr burgen on a couple of nights out in the woods, but the system is worth the weight and the size, i'm never ever cold. or wet for that matter,for a day hike, i take a 45ltr i think it is, but never take a sleeping bag on day hikes, maybe i should buy a small one just in case.
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    This question seems to be asked over, and over, and over, and over and over again. Have a look with the search function and should find tons of answers to this question.

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    Quote Originally Posted by luckylee View Post
    what sleep system do you use mate, i f i put my sleep system, ie, the gi sleep system in a 35ltr backpack, there would not be room for any thing else, lol, thats why i take my 120ltr burgen on a couple of nights out in the woods, but the system is worth the weight and the size, i'm never ever cold. or wet for that matter,for a day hike, i take a 45ltr i think it is, but never take a sleeping bag on day hikes, maybe i should buy a small one just in case.
    i use a dutch patrol sack mate, it has removable side pouches (like the ones on the plce bergan)
    with the pouches on its about 50 litres and about 35 without (this is what i recon i may be wrong)
    the sleep system i use at the moment is gore-tex bivvy and a gelert lite 800 bag.
    the 2 season bag i use is an army issue jungle bag in a small size canoe bag
    Last edited by whitey3192; 05-12-2010 at 17:48.
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