Would this be suitable storage for camping gear (cooking utinsils, pots, etc.) for basic camping?
821223
I'd be careful not to load it up too heavy. Because it expands into three tiers it doesn't have the strength of something like an action packer.
821224
I would say yes, my husband is an avid car/tent camper and he was impressed with my fat max I bought for horse shows. He uses large plastic tool boxes and the only thing that won't fit are his pots and pans. When we camp, the site is set up like a Hilton, lol! :-)
821225
Sure, as long as we're talking about car camping. It would be a handy way to organize items. But it probably would not be convenient if you need to backpack in any distance from car to campsite. However, if the path in is pretty smooth, it would probably do OK even in that situation, since I've rolled it from the far reaches of an unpaved parking area in the countryside into an art studio. I have 2 of these, 1 for paint, brushes, etc., and the other for sewing and craft supplies, and I think it's a great product. Hope this helps!
821226
It would work great for camping. the fact that it opens up and exposes all the compartments would be nice because you wouldnt have to dig around to find something, you could see everything
821227
Yes it is. I have knives, paper plates, aluminum foil, spatulas, thongs,seasonings, Ziploc bags, cutting board, plastic knives,spoons and forks. paper towels and napkins all in mine.and I think i could put my colman stove in the bottom with a little rearranging.
281341
there is space and straps for your bag and pad on the outside , not sure about the size of your tent but there are a lot of different configurations for your gear to be stored in and on this pack.
594785
no. it is a very simple and spacious backpack to be used to store food while on a trip.
1750802
Yes for storing a few small survival items e.g. matches, fishing line water purification tablets etc.
106128
I think so, as long as the baskets aren't too wide or deep. I use it to hold my varying size sauce pots(1, 2 1/2 and 3 quart). The last two rungs near the bottom are a bit bigger & I have a dutch oven pot & a stock pot on those rungs.
969533
Yes. This would work to hold average sized vegetables like tomates, potatoes, onions and the like.
480948
It's small, but we have a slow cooker, our Nutribullet, and some small cookbooks in the bottom. The drawer holds our placements and ladles. The bottom would only fit some small pots because of the handles. The storage component is more tall than wide.
1613791
My son used it for a 5 day wildernes trip, but we hadably to scale down his load because he only weighs 65lbs. It could easily carry 70-80 lbs of gear. would say you can make it work if you are only taking limited clothing and food. If you are not caring much food or cooking supplies, I think it will work great. There are lots of pockets for toiletries and personal items. A 30 degree bag in a stuff sack fits in the sleeping bag section perfectly. I am 5'5" and the pack length fits me very comfort
867107
Multiple compartment storage make it ideL for many uses. I have used it as a travel bag and plan on using it for camping. Its fine for what you want to use it for too.
314925
I have a king size and I definitely wouldn't consider it for camping. If you get a smaller one, then maybe...Even then, I think it would be difficult. Unless of course you have an RV and just want to store somewhere in there till needed. You might be able to get a single size folded up and stuffed into a really big plastic bag that air gets sucked out if. If they even make them that big.
1861359
This probably sounds cheeky, but that depends on the stuff. With bulky gear, I don't think so. With really compact pads, bags, cook gear, small tent(strapped on the outside), minimal changes of clothing etc... I can get all the gear my wife and I need for a couple of nights. It's pretty big.
769128
Storage will hold helmets or small cooler. Bungee type fasteners, not very durable. Foam padding and plastic outer shell.
1046492
Absolutely i can fit a sleeping bag, sleeping pad, one man tent, cook pot, and some changes of clothes easily in this pack. Raingear, first aid kit, bottle of booze, etc. it all fits well. I think this could pack could be used for 5-6 days comfortably if you only take what you actually need and pack effeciently.
1690159
yes that is correct. I love the pots for camping. The only real draw back to these are that the handles don't always stay out when you're using them They swing free which can be kind of annoying while you're cooking. Otherwise you'll love them. They clean up easy too.
34485
It should be able to hold that. I had my crockpot and other small kitchen appliances stored in mine without any issue.
1575600
Yes. I currently store a toaster oven, a flava wave, crock pot and two George Forman grills on one shelf and I store heavy duty deep stock pots and a stack of heavy aluminum pots on the bottom shelf. It's a surprisingly strong unit. I also keep a ceramic utensil holder on the overhead shelf and some smaller odds and ends up there. I have my keurig coffee maker sitting on the butcher's block portion of the unit.
131114
Should be able to store rifle and flashlight. Unless it is humungous. I use three of these cases and they are quite flexible and spacious. I like them a lot.