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Desmodus · February 5th, 2016, 10:51

I am one of those "slurpee" guys. I sweat A LOT and go through water very quickly (Short Round can vouch for this hahaha). I was having trouble carrying a sufficient amount of water for the whole weekend (for both drinking and cooking), as well as the equipment I needed to stay warm / dry with my 45L.

In addition, my 45L has a arch-shaped internal frame for "air-flow" which really fucks with your ability to pack your stuff. I don't really like it as a pack for games where inclement weather is expected (since you have to pack goretex clothing/bivy and other sustainment gear that takes up lots of room). That's why I personally opted to go for something bigger this time around.

The next thing I'm looking at investing in is a good sleeping mat/pad. The one I use currently is just simple foam.

February 5th, 2016, 10:51	#23
Desmodus Mexifaggot Trader rating Join Date: Sep 2006 Location: Mississauga, Ontario	I am one of those "slurpee" guys. I sweat A LOT and go through water very quickly (Short Round can vouch for this hahaha). I was having trouble carrying a sufficient amount of water for the whole weekend (for both drinking and cooking), as well as the equipment I needed to stay warm / dry with my 45L. In addition, my 45L has a arch-shaped internal frame for "air-flow" which really fucks with your ability to pack your stuff. I don't really like it as a pack for games where inclement weather is expected (since you have to pack goretex clothing/bivy and other sustainment gear that takes up lots of room). That's why I personally opted to go for something bigger this time around. The next thing I'm looking at investing in is a good sleeping mat/pad. The one I use currently is just simple foam. __________________ Guardians of Asgaard - KF25 - Primaries: LCT AK74MN w/SKTBR, VFC M4 SOPMOD Block 2 Secondary: Latino heat, TM Glock 17 Last edited by Desmodus; February 5th, 2016 at 10:53..