would this be a good pack for the A.T.
1702967
Its a very solid pack but a bit on the heavier side as a result. For longer distances it might be better to find something a bit lighter, but if cost is an issue than this is 100% the way to go
1702968
No....if you mean the Aplation Trail then no. This pack is too heavy. Go with something lighter weight. Even a Med ALICE pack would be better. You want something that you can pack some essentials in. Not the kitchen sink. The bigger the pack. The more you will want to carry.
1702969
Hunter, this is a solid military pack. I use and will continue to use my pack for whatever I choose. The pack I received was like new....buckles, belts, straps all in great working order. It does have the flash of some of the civilian styled bags do. But for all around solid service....this is the pack you have. If it is good enough for our Marine Corps.....it is well and good enough for me. I don't think you could go wrong with this pack.
2012756
Cannot really give a definite answer on that, but the pack as stated here by others does have a lot of adjustable straps and pins. I am sure it will work out just fine!
2234855
GI boots with a full uniform? No. Hiking shoes (not boots)? Probably, but it would be a tight fit. If this is your b.o.b. you might want something more sustainable packed in there than boots, which this pack wasn't especially designed to carry. You will be able to fit two sets of combat clothing comfortably in here, though, along with several days (3 max) of minimalist rations (MREs) and some minor gear like radios. If you have paracord, it can be lashed underneath the pack and shouldn't be in the main compartment anyway.
1376700
Depends on what gear it could fit it. You might want the mares deluxe backpack tho. It's a little bigger
133686
Yes, it will be your good option. But be noted that this bag is slim, if you ve many stuff, the bag would seem small.
2281817
if the road conditions aren't too tough it would probably work. Depends on the size and weight of the packs, but if it is reasonable and equally weighted you'll likely be fine.
1930469
For a day pack, yes. I bought this for my 10 year old for his bug out hurricane bag. For an adault man I would go with the 72 instead. That is the one I use for myself. Hope this helps.
1052055
Yes it and from my basic use I think that it is a great pack. My last pack of the same sort was Jansport, and since they have not made it in year I have turned to Guerrilla Packs. This was also a great move by doing this. So I would say that this is the pack for you.
413053
I honestly do not see this pack for a large man. Not because of the capacity but the way it is built, I think the waist straps are little too small. I think of all aspects of a backpack, trying on the waist straps is most important. That is where all the weight should be held and the fit is important.
1900678
Yes! We have the pack and play and actually I think it would work very well in this!! I haven't tried it but I would take a chance!
1509072
3 aa alkaline batteries will fit ok.also recharge the pack nightly or you could find yourself using alkaline batts when you don't want to
311574
Yes. Its a day pack and can easily handle a jacket, snacks and other items for a full day of activity. Very comfortable and well made pack.
181011
Yes this pack is strong with plenty of room .You should not have any problems.
1176255
Probably not a good idea as the pack is not quite that sturdy. I use mine for light day trips and hiking. I sometimes take my iPad and that's about the max size I would take. Hope this helps.
1645992
I think so. There are many compartments that can be customized. The pack has a lot of depth.
1508693
I am not good with kids sizes but it fits me well and I'm 5'10" and 145 pounds. This pack holds more than it looks like it will and can get heavy very quickly. 40-50 pounds. I think it would be too big. They have some smaller packs that may be a better fit.
1240267
Yes I think so, I have a small Gregory Day pack & a 2Day Northface, bladder with insulator is a good fit.