SUCH a good pack, and an amazing value for money. It's wildly adjustable. I like that you can load it light and sinch up all the straps to keep it tight, or run it full to the brim and there's seemingly always a new area that can expand or fit another item. In my opinion it can fit more gear than you can practically carry if you fill it completely.
Thanks for finally doing a review on that pack that I've been ogling on all your videos. Been looking for a good capacity pack that is good for winter too. Also like the green color which works well for my environment too, and lots of Molle attachments for extra pouches. Looks very similar to the Savotta packs. Didn't want to spend that much on my budget. All the packs I've seen were too small and very expensive. Appreciate your channel and your honest reviews.
Thanks jeff, I'm happy to hear the review has helped you. My reviews are always honest and never paid advertising. If I own it and use it then its gotta be good 😁🤙
Thanks for the review, I'm looking at the 75L, not just for more room, but also easy access to store my AR when I'm in town, around people coming on and off the trail, etc.
Getting that one now. I was considering the big brother of it but I like the Molle and strap system way better on this one than on any other of their bp's. Great review btw, the only good review on this in the entire world (all other reviewers spend 1 min with the backpack and then go through the endless ammount of firesteels and backup firesteels they have in them. Hint: in that case make firesteel reviews people!)
Great review. I bought this pack after watching your review. I ordered the olive green version and it came with an olive green rain cover. I guess I got lucky. I love this pack. Tons of room.
My "wife" said she would divorce me if i brought another backpack,, so thank's 2 U i ordered the 75L one... I'm sure gonna miss her cooking Thank's 4 yer help 👍👍👍👍
Thanks again for another review and a job well done. I watched the video on the 75L and now I need to decide which one would be best for what I do. [PS - The 75L went on sale the other night for $75.00, lasted about 2 hours. Didn't purchase because I wasn't quite sure at the time. Thanks for the revues and God bless].
I think you may have just persuaded me into making this my first pack for when I start backpacking! For the price this is amazing. I thought I'd have to spend a lot more to get a good backpack that will last me. Thanks for the review!
As i was telling Alex below, one item to think about and to beware with packs is the capacity size advertised, on Ebay/Aliexpress/Amazon sellers advertise packs with certain capacity but some packs (usually Chinese branded ones) calculate the size with pockets towards the total pack capacity while others advertise for the main compartment. Not saying its an issue with the pack Jeremy just reviewed but it's a good thing to keep in mind when looking for a bargain pack online. So now if i need a true size i always make sure to find out the actual main compartment size and calculate it's cubic size (L x W x H whether in. or cm) and convert it to liters capacity using a calculator online to make sure i am getting what i am paying for. Just one thing to remember and be aware when buying online vs retail.
@@Lonewolfwildcamping That's good to know, i like the designed back door access on the pack you just reviewed. As for the comment; I got burned once and now spread the wisdom, lol.
Thanks for the great review...I've been on the fence about this pack but you tipped the scales for me. Great detail in your review. As for the main straps coming loose, I've dealt with that before and replaced the slide buckles with REI brand and have had no problems since. Thanks for your help.
This is a really good review. I was looking at the Tasmanian Tiger Mark 2 which is also amazing but probably too big. I think for those weekend or 3-4 day hikes this is perfect.
I have a Teton Sports Fox 5200 and the straps tend to slip when going up hill or when carrying heavier loads. What i did is double up the straps through strap tensioner when it first happened. Also for those not afraid of DIY and sewing i also added a second strap sewn on the middle ones to it easier to adjust the height of the pack more easily and prevent lots of slippage. Just an FYI as i've seen strap slippage on even Osprey and higher end packs from other peoples packs :)
Ben Touchette Do you like the Teton Sports Fox 5200 ? Going to Europe in August for 6 weeks backpacking. I have not purchased a backpack yet but looking at the Teton Sports Fox 5200 or the Mountaintop 80 Liter. The only reason I looked at the Mountain Top was it opened up and one can get to items in the middle of the back. But thinking the Teton 5200 maybe a better made back pack.. Your thoughts please. thanks
@@alexcormier602 Depends on what kind of backpacking you intend to do? It has some shortfalls depending on how you pack, also you'll find that having so much webbing a blessing and curse depending on the kinds of trips out with it. Once adjusted it carries well. Also depending on what you carry the butterfly side pockets can dig into the bags inner space. I did a 3 day trip once with it and was loaded with 55lbs of gear and food. Aside from the strap slippage it was OK for the price. It comes with a pack cover. The design is very similar to the pack that Jeremy just reviewed but slightly bigger and instead of back access it has a grey pouch that you can use to stuff in and behind it like a shirt or jacket or gear. In that small pocket i usually stuff maps and small items. One minor annoyance you might have is it doesn't have any belt pockets. Not sure that answers your question completely but hope it helps.
@@alexcormier602 One addendum to think about and to beware with packs is the capacity size advertised, on Ebay/Aliexpress/Amazon sellers advertise packs with certain capacity but some packs (usually Chinese branded ones) calculate the size with pockets towards the total pack capacity while others advertise for the main compartment. So now if i need a true size i always make sure to find out the actual main compartment size and calculate it's cubic size (L x W x H whether in. or cm) and convert it to liters capacity using a calculator online to make sure i am getting what i am paying for. Just one thing to remember and be aware when buying online vs retail.
I just discovered your channel today, and the very first thing I thought was wow that pack looks killer, I gotta find out what it is. Thanks for doing this review. I'm still fairly new to the backpacking camping thing, been a truck and rv camper since marraige and kids, now I'm taking a bigger interest in the backpack way. I've got a 65liter Jack Wolfskin pack I got on sale at Cabelas, I like the pack, but I tend to run out of room quick, and this Mardingtop 65l looks ALOT bigger than mine. And cheaper! Will definitely put this on my wishlist when upgrade time comes.
Bag looks good for the price, but the strap slippage..... I would think staying properly on your back is one of the most basic things a backpack is supposed to do. You don't consdider this a major drawback? How much slippage are we talking about?
On amazon there are 3 models The one you have the 65L The same but larger 75L And another 65L + 10L with side compartments Is the last one the same as yours but with extra compartments or is like another design/build Thank you awesome video by the way!
Hiya thanks for this review. You commented on Instagram about the 75l version to me but I didn't realise you had reviewed it sorry. It's a good pack and plenty of attachments. I saw your review of the 75 liter version too and wondered what gets the most use from you? Stay safe and enjoying the videos 👍
I currently have the 5.11 Rush 72 2.0 but the bag doesn't have any adjustment straps. l just order this bag after watching your video . I hope that although alot cheaper this bag is well build as you have stated . I could use the packing space as well....Great video
Thanks man, I totally agree about the patches. The stickers and hoodies and shirts are available on the merch store but I'll have to work on the patches at a later date.
Ive been wondering about that pack of yours. I really glad you did a review on it! I have been procrastinating about pulling the trigger on it but after your review its a solid deal. Keep up the great work. You have an awsome channel!
Rather than tie a knot in those upper cinch straps, to prevent "creep" in them loosening....have you considered changing the Buckles to a better quality buckle? May stop your creep issue and not need the knots.
I’ve had this pack for a couple of years now, and it’s great.....I’ve wondered why they don’t have the Mardingtop badge or label on the pack, the only place I see the name on mine is on the rain fly.....normally companies are keen to have their badge on display.....anyone know why they don’t have label or badge ???
Great review, I've been looking at this pack for a long time, not bought it yet, does it fit the Winnerwell titanium stove inside it? That would be ideal if it fit.
Goodmorning and thanks for the review! So cool this Mardingtop! I have a couple of.question since im taking decision to buy or this or a Ferrino 65+10 or a Millet 60+10. My main goal is hike meanwhile travelling around as well, so i need a mix between a comfortable light but big enought to put things inside. Is this model 65 or it gain more litera when you release the top part? How you see the difference between this model and the 75l model? Whats the best in terms of structure and comfort? It change a lot in terms of space between this and the 75l version? Thanks a lot 🙏 bye from italy
excellent video and great information but where is the link to the pack on amazon.ca, I have looked it up but I'm coming across two different styles,I am extremely interested in the one that you're using in the video
Been looking for a good bag for about two weeks now. I found the Mystery Ranch bag that has Mollie, but when I looked it up I found out that it was only 35L I think. So I've been looking for one that has Mollie... This thing seems amazing. Your review really helped, I appreciate the time you took to help us out!
Your thoughts on the Mountain Top 80 Liter or the Teton Fox 5200 . Going backpacking to Europe for 6 weeks in August. I looked at all the reviews on Amazon and RUclips but still undecided. Your thoughts or do you have a backpack of 80 Liter in the price range of the Teton 5200 or Mountain Top 80 Liter. University student on a budget of 119.00 to 130.00 for a backpack.
I honestly dont have any personal experience with either of those packs. I would say check out the mardingtop 75l pack. It's very similar to the one I reviewed but different in design and size. Might be what you are looking for in that price range.
Good review I was looking at buying one off amazon because the ruck I was issued from cif isn’t working for me and I need something to take to the field I was thinking about getting one for a little bit I saw a lot of good videos with positive reviews but some people were shiting on it say I need to spend a grand a mystery ranch because that’s what navy seals have 🤦🏻♂️ ain’t no way I’m going to pay 1000$ because it’s used by some dude in devgru im a mediocre cav scout at best not a tire 1 guy I would be glad to take a Gucci bag if it was issued to me but the one I got is some typical us army garbage they keep passing out with missing straps tears and rips
..ive seen that pack almot all your vids..im surely gonna look for that ..i think il.go with the black one..ooh by the way..where are ur kids..and ur buddt mike havent seen him in your vids lately
@@Lonewolfwildcamping that chap is right it looks bigger than 65 liters a roomy pack is important (I have the 1980s Canadian Army field pack it is small compared to an 80 litter pack I had a hard time packing my kit into it I had to jump on it :-) to make my kit fit in to it.)
@@DarkForerunner117 the is so much. I havent looked on Amazon. Com. But here it is in Canada. Mardingtop 65L Backpack Tactical Backpack Hiking Backpack Trekking Backpack YKK Zipper with Large Capacity www.amazon.ca/dp/B074KZGLYY/ref=cm_sw_r_fm_apa_i_10bAEbNNPRQAV
@@Lonewolfwildcamping Just a little confusing because they have a 65+10 a 65 and a few other weird combinations. But thanks, Its between this and the Teton 4000
SUCH a good pack, and an amazing value for money. It's wildly adjustable. I like that you can load it light and sinch up all the straps to keep it tight, or run it full to the brim and there's seemingly always a new area that can expand or fit another item. In my opinion it can fit more gear than you can practically carry if you fill it completely.
It's an awsome pack. Definitely my favorite
How much is the pack?
Check on Amazon. Prices varry
Thanks for finally doing a review on that pack that I've been ogling on all your videos. Been looking for a good capacity pack that is good for winter too. Also like the green color which works well for my environment too, and lots of Molle attachments for extra pouches. Looks very similar to the Savotta packs. Didn't want to spend that much on my budget. All the packs I've seen were too small and very expensive. Appreciate your channel and your honest reviews.
Thanks jeff, I'm happy to hear the review has helped you. My reviews are always honest and never paid advertising. If I own it and use it then its gotta be good 😁🤙
Thanks for the review, I'm looking at the 75L, not just for more room, but also easy access to store my AR when I'm in town, around people coming on and off the trail, etc.
Glad I could help 👍
Getting that one now. I was considering the big brother of it but I like the Molle and strap system way better on this one than on any other of their bp's. Great review btw, the only good review on this in the entire world (all other reviewers spend 1 min with the backpack and then go through the endless ammount of firesteels and backup firesteels they have in them. Hint: in that case make firesteel reviews people!)
can u send me the link of the bag?
That was a really great guide. I have one ordered after watching this. Thank you.
Glad the video was helpful
Thanks for the review man. Have been looking for a new pack, and believe I will look into getting this one. 👍✌
I'm still using it as my main pack after over a year of constant abuse and it's going strong 🐺
Great review. I bought this pack after watching your review. I ordered the olive green version and it came with an olive green rain cover. I guess I got lucky. I love this pack. Tons of room.
Its an awesome pack, still using mine
My "wife" said she would divorce me if i brought another backpack,, so thank's 2 U i ordered the 75L one...
I'm sure gonna miss her cooking
Thank's 4 yer help 👍👍👍👍
Had this over a month now and its my favorite bag so far.
Pretty decent pack
I have a north face terra 65 and this pack looks much bigger. Great video
I have the Terra 35 ......Iv'e had it for over 20 years. It's still my favorite day pack
Thanks again for another review and a job well done. I watched the video on the 75L and now I need to decide which one would be best for what I do. [PS - The 75L went on sale the other night for $75.00, lasted about 2 hours. Didn't purchase because I wasn't quite sure at the time. Thanks for the revues and God bless].
I think you may have just persuaded me into making this my first pack for when I start backpacking! For the price this is amazing. I thought I'd have to spend a lot more to get a good backpack that will last me. Thanks for the review!
I'm glad I could help you with that decision. It's my favorite pack and it works great. 😊
After two years of looking at this bag I finally pulled the trigger.. coming in tomorrow
Hope you like it
As i was telling Alex below, one item to think about and to beware with packs is the capacity size advertised, on Ebay/Aliexpress/Amazon sellers advertise packs with certain capacity but some packs (usually Chinese branded ones) calculate the size with pockets towards the total pack capacity while others advertise for the main compartment. Not saying its an issue with the pack Jeremy just reviewed but it's a good thing to keep in mind when looking for a bargain pack online.
So now if i need a true size i always make sure to find out the actual main compartment size and calculate it's cubic size (L x W x H whether in. or cm) and convert it to liters capacity using a calculator online to make sure i am getting what i am paying for. Just one thing to remember and be aware when buying online vs retail.
Excellent point. I find the pack to be true to its size in comparison to my other packs, but very good point you have made 😁👍
@@Lonewolfwildcamping That's good to know, i like the designed back door access on the pack you just reviewed. As for the comment; I got burned once and now spread the wisdom, lol.
Thanks for the great review...I've been on the fence about this pack but you tipped the scales for me. Great detail in your review. As for the main straps coming loose, I've dealt with that before and replaced the slide buckles with REI brand and have had no problems since. Thanks for your help.
Its an amazing pack, im still using it now almost 2 years later
This is a really good review. I was looking at the Tasmanian Tiger Mark 2 which is also amazing but probably too big. I think for those weekend or 3-4 day hikes this is perfect.
Thank you for enjoying
Just got mine last night cant wait to take it out thank u for the great review
I have a Teton Sports Fox 5200 and the straps tend to slip when going up hill or when carrying heavier loads. What i did is double up the straps through strap tensioner when it first happened. Also for those not afraid of DIY and sewing i also added a second strap sewn on the middle ones to it easier to adjust the height of the pack more easily and prevent lots of slippage. Just an FYI as i've seen strap slippage on even Osprey and higher end packs from other peoples packs :)
Ben Touchette Do you like the Teton Sports Fox 5200 ? Going to Europe in August for 6 weeks backpacking. I have not purchased a backpack yet but looking at the Teton Sports Fox 5200 or the Mountaintop 80 Liter. The only reason I looked at the Mountain Top was it opened up and one can get to items in the middle of the back. But thinking the Teton 5200 maybe a better made back pack.. Your thoughts please. thanks
@@alexcormier602 Depends on what kind of backpacking you intend to do? It has some shortfalls depending on how you pack, also you'll find that having so much webbing a blessing and curse depending on the kinds of trips out with it. Once adjusted it carries well. Also depending on what you carry the butterfly side pockets can dig into the bags inner space. I did a 3 day trip once with it and was loaded with 55lbs of gear and food. Aside from the strap slippage it was OK for the price. It comes with a pack cover. The design is very similar to the pack that Jeremy just reviewed but slightly bigger and instead of back access it has a grey pouch that you can use to stuff in and behind it like a shirt or jacket or gear. In that small pocket i usually stuff maps and small items. One minor annoyance you might have is it doesn't have any belt pockets. Not sure that answers your question completely but hope it helps.
@@alexcormier602 One addendum to think about and to beware with packs is the capacity size advertised, on Ebay/Aliexpress/Amazon sellers advertise packs with certain capacity but some packs (usually Chinese branded ones) calculate the size with pockets towards the total pack capacity while others advertise for the main compartment.
So now if i need a true size i always make sure to find out the actual main compartment size and calculate it's cubic size (L x W x H whether in. or cm) and convert it to liters capacity using a calculator online to make sure i am getting what i am paying for. Just one thing to remember and be aware when buying online vs retail.
I just discovered your channel today, and the very first thing I thought was wow that pack looks killer, I gotta find out what it is. Thanks for doing this review. I'm still fairly new to the backpacking camping thing, been a truck and rv camper since marraige and kids, now I'm taking a bigger interest in the backpack way. I've got a 65liter Jack Wolfskin pack I got on sale at Cabelas, I like the pack, but I tend to run out of room quick, and this Mardingtop 65l looks ALOT bigger than mine. And cheaper! Will definitely put this on my wishlist when upgrade time comes.
Welcome to the channel, and the pack is a very good choice and us still treating me very well.
Bag looks good for the price, but the strap slippage..... I would think staying properly on your back is one of the most basic things a backpack is supposed to do. You don't consdider this a major drawback? How much slippage are we talking about?
Doesn't bother me one bit
Thank you the video. A guy I work with has this pack and I was looking for a review.
👍👍
On amazon there are 3 models
The one you have the 65L
The same but larger 75L
And another 65L + 10L with side compartments
Is the last one the same as yours but with extra compartments or is like another design/build
Thank you awesome video by the way!
I'm not too sure. The ads change all the time. Best I can do is tell you to look at my photos on Instagram and compare with Amazon.
Hiya thanks for this review. You commented on Instagram about the 75l version to me but I didn't realise you had reviewed it sorry. It's a good pack and plenty of attachments. I saw your review of the 75 liter version too and wondered what gets the most use from you?
Stay safe and enjoying the videos 👍
Glad you found the video. Depends on the season and loadout for my pack decision
@@Lonewolfwildcamping OK thanks for letting me know. I am new to this so only expecting to have 1 bag for now 😂
I definitely suggest the 65l
Just ordered the 55L in black 👍🏻 thanks for the review
Awsome, hope you enjoy
Good for rucks such as getting ready for a goruck event?
I currently have the 5.11 Rush 72 2.0 but the bag doesn't have any adjustment straps. l just order this bag after watching your video . I hope that although alot cheaper this bag is well build as you have stated . I could use the packing space as well....Great video
Really glad the video was helpful
Hey man great review and I definitely have been looking to upgrade my hiking pack and this product will be perfect
Its pretty awesome pack. I'm glad I could help you.
Great vid as usual bro, a Lone Wolf 902 morale badge would be awesome. Like the black hoodie dude
Thanks man, I totally agree about the patches. The stickers and hoodies and shirts are available on the merch store but I'll have to work on the patches at a later date.
I just got mine today!! except Its the 65+10. good review can't wait to use it.
How is it? Thinking to buy the same model
My 55L Mardingtop came in at 4lbs 12oz (or 4.75lbs). That is not bad at all for a burly 55L rig.
Nice pack! It's been put through it's paces! I need another pack like I need hole in my head.
Thanks man, it's still going strong 🤙😊
Ive been wondering about that pack of yours. I really glad you did a review on it! I have been procrastinating about pulling the trigger on it but after your review its a solid deal. Keep up the great work. You have an awsome channel!
Thanks for enjoying and I'm glad i could help you out 🤟😁
That's what I picked
i like mine so much I just ordered 4 more smaller ones, i will prob send at least one to my G/f brother in the philippines he is in the police force
Excellent packs
Rather than tie a knot in those upper cinch straps, to prevent "creep" in them loosening....have you considered changing the Buckles to a better quality buckle? May stop your creep issue and not need the knots.
That'd be nice, yet it is probably not worth the effort, given that the knots are working just the same.
GRACIAS HERMANO SALUDOS DESDE VENEUELA
Great review! Does it have built in aluminium frame?
Yes along with plastic support and aluminum stands.
tp train..im in the market for one now, thanks for the advise
Hi,
I like the overall functionality of that pack.
How is that pack still holding up in 2021?
This pack is excellent. I still use it alot
I’ve had this pack for a couple of years now, and it’s great.....I’ve wondered why they don’t have the Mardingtop badge or label on the pack, the only place I see the name on mine is on the rain fly.....normally companies are keen to have their badge on display.....anyone know why they don’t have label or badge ???
Its a beautiful back pack. Not sure about the branding 🤷♂️
YOU WILL BE ABLE TO MAKE A NEW REVIEW OF THIS SAME BAGPACK, CURRENT AS OF TODAY,
Mardingtop 65L Hiking Backpack
Still using it and it's amazing
Great review, I've been looking at this pack for a long time, not bought it yet, does it fit the Winnerwell titanium stove inside it? That would be ideal if it fit.
I do appreciate the video and audio quality along with the commentary and attention to detail on the 65L+ and 75L
Thanks!
🙏✌️🌏
Thank you
Goodmorning and thanks for the review! So cool this Mardingtop! I have a couple of.question since im taking decision to buy or this or a Ferrino 65+10 or a Millet 60+10. My main goal is hike meanwhile travelling around as well, so i need a mix between a comfortable light but big enought to put things inside. Is this model 65 or it gain more litera when you release the top part? How you see the difference between this model and the 75l model? Whats the best in terms of structure and comfort? It change a lot in terms of space between this and the 75l version? Thanks a lot 🙏 bye from italy
Looks like too narrow to put a sleeping bag into.
Is the inner space good enough for a 20 degree sleeping bag?
Thanks for the review God Bless you
Thanks for enjoying
Unfortunately in the UK this is much more expensive. It's not a budget option over here. There are Osprey's for just £20 more.
GOOD DAY TO YOU SIR....SOLID REVIEW AND ENOUGH TIME TO GIVE AN OPINION ATVB....Dean UK 👍👍
Thanks Dean
excellent video and great information but where is the link to the pack on amazon.ca, I have looked it up but I'm coming across two different styles,I am extremely interested in the one that you're using in the video
Hey, so they list multiple items under the same link, not sure why but it's the 65l. Not the 75l
Have yountried wearing a plate carrier with this bag ? If so how well does it fit over it
Have not tried
Where did you get that killer wool sweater ?
Thrift shop
Will buy it thx 😊
Enjoy it
Been looking for a good bag for about two weeks now. I found the Mystery Ranch bag that has Mollie, but when I looked it up I found out that it was only 35L I think. So I've been looking for one that has Mollie... This thing seems amazing.
Your review really helped, I appreciate the time you took to help us out!
I'm glad I could help. I'm still using this pack after over a year and it is still amazing
@@Lonewolfwildcamping Thanks for the reply and again for posting a good review video. Take care.
Your thoughts on the Mountain Top 80 Liter or the Teton Fox 5200 . Going backpacking to Europe for 6 weeks in August. I looked at all the reviews on Amazon and RUclips but still undecided. Your thoughts or do you have a backpack of 80 Liter in the price range of the Teton 5200 or Mountain Top 80 Liter. University student on a budget of 119.00 to 130.00 for a backpack.
I honestly dont have any personal experience with either of those packs. I would say check out the mardingtop 75l pack. It's very similar to the one I reviewed but different in design and size. Might be what you are looking for in that price range.
Good review I was looking at buying one off amazon because the ruck I was issued from cif isn’t working for me and I need something to take to the field I was thinking about getting one for a little bit I saw a lot of good videos with positive reviews but some people were shiting on it say I need to spend a grand a mystery ranch because that’s what navy seals have 🤦🏻♂️ ain’t no way I’m going to pay 1000$ because it’s used by some dude in devgru im a mediocre cav scout at best not a tire 1 guy I would be glad to take a Gucci bag if it was issued to me but the one I got is some typical us army garbage they keep passing out with missing straps tears and rips
I can assure you this bag is a beast, I love it and still use it every trip
nice set up there to
Super mooie Grote Rugtas mooi
😊🤙
..ive seen that pack almot all your vids..im surely gonna look for that ..i think il.go with the black one..ooh by the way..where are ur kids..and ur buddt mike havent seen him in your vids lately
It's a great pack. Me and mike were just out for an overnighter and me and my daughter are heading out today 🤙😁
A nice pack
Thanks , it gets the job done 👍😊
@@Lonewolfwildcamping that chap is right it looks bigger than 65 liters a roomy pack is important (I have the 1980s Canadian Army field pack it is small compared to an 80 litter pack I had a hard time packing my kit into it I had to jump on it :-) to make my kit fit in to it.)
@@brianferris1233 maybe ot looks larger in the video? I have other packs the same size and it fits my gear the same 🤷♂️
Thanks great job
Thanks Tina👍
@@Lonewolfwildcamping your welcome
I’m going to use it as a hunting pack. I’m about 5”4 140 pounds. What size will be good? 60L 65L 70L?
60l
are you sure this comes in coyote tan? because on amazon it says khaki.
It used to, not anymore
@@Lonewolfwildcamping damn... OD it is then. thanks man
@@RazZelDaZzel16 🤙
yeah nice pack....but how much beer can it hold?
🤣😅 way too much beer.🍻🍺
Is this pack good for storing a sleeping bag?
Yes
How would the straps and bottle pocket be for strapping a 6 or 7 pound rifle too? Is the stitching heavy duty on those side pockets?
Yes, definitely would hold up no worries
keren tas nya,,,,😁👍
Does it have a water bladder compartment?
Yes
Whats the link to this pack?
It's on amazon.ca
@@Lonewolfwildcamping Is there a US link? I am not based in CA. I just looked it up and sadly I don't see that color combo, which I like.
@@Lonewolfwildcamping BTW loving the videos man! Keep them coming!
@@DarkForerunner117 the is so much. I havent looked on Amazon. Com. But here it is in Canada. Mardingtop 65L Backpack Tactical Backpack Hiking Backpack Trekking Backpack YKK Zipper with Large Capacity www.amazon.ca/dp/B074KZGLYY/ref=cm_sw_r_fm_apa_i_10bAEbNNPRQAV
Hallo, welche Farbkombinationen ist das bitte vom Rucksack
Nice channel!
Thanks 😁
Idk Teton scout look better and has 65l version too.
Where is the link to the pack?
I didn't add one. The name is easy to search .
@@Lonewolfwildcamping Just a little confusing because they have a 65+10 a 65 and a few other weird combinations. But thanks, Its between this and the Teton 4000
😁👍
nice video
Thanks
hi can you put up the link on this item
Check Amazon
Hello Good Morning
Hey
Link for this … please
Amazon
Its 600d polyester not cordura man.
Cool man 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
...👍👍👍
😃😃
What kind of boots do you recommend as well?
I personal use timberland pro
@@Lonewolfwildcamping me 2 , timberland develop a great tracks in their products.