Looks like a great patrol pack . definitely getting one on your review here .I,ve been using the N.I. Patrol pack for years time for an upgrade I think. Thanks for sharing ATB 👍
Thanks for watching mate appreciate it ye it's definitely worth the money in my book works really well on it's own or with webbing and it's very comfortable atvb Jimmy 😎😎👍👍
that is a great looking pack, Jimmy . I like having lots of pouches so I can keep my stuff organized, it helps me not to forget something and I seem to do that a bit😂😂😂 Dwayne
Thanks for watching Dwayne appreciate it mate ye it's a cracking pack I really like it and it will be getting used lot's in the summer months atvb Jimmy 😎😎👍👍
I like it Jimmy, smart bit of kit. Miles better than that 'Shit' Helikon pack 😀 ( In my opinion) . Nice review mate, good kit load out too. Atb Rick n Billydog
M8 what's the litre size of the rucksack and by the way nice introduction and you've gained another subscriber. All the best from the Brecon Beacons/South Wales
Thanks for watching Lee appreciate the sub mate the main compartment is 35L so in total it's around 59L here's a link it's got a sale on at the moment www.kitpimp.co.uk/product/kitpimp-commanders-35l-mtp-patrol-pack/ Atvb Jimmy 😎😎👍👍
Great review Jimmy!! I've an old NI Pack that I use for work and was contemplating removing the side pouches, adding zips for Bergen Rocket Pockets. But after seeing your review I think I'll just have to spoil myself. Birthdays in March...just saying 😉 Anyway you can't grumble for that price!!! Love the idea of the top Commanders Pouch and the floating lid. I'll add a sternum strap as well. Just a shame it's not in DPM or OD.
Thanks for watching mate appreciate it ye it's a cracking pack they have them in the OD green now I believe I put a pouch on the front of my original N.I. pack but haven't used it for ages definitely recommend this pack I love it atvb Jimmy 😎😎👍👍
Good review and it does look like a decent bit of kit. The lack of a padded waist belt, as it's meant for carrying while wearing belt kit, is it's only downside for me. Something between this and that monstrous 150l bergen would be ideal. The main body 60-70, and be able to take issue side pockets, would be perfect. Getting too old to be humping huge amounts of gear with me these days and I'm starting to look at the ultralight mob with envious eye's, but I still want to be warm at night. 😂 A quick browse through the channel and easy decision to subscribe. We seem to have a very similar style and you guys do look like a fun bunch to camp with. Carry on lads.
Thanks for watchingand subscribing mate really appreciate that it's a well made pack with good material and fixings but definitely needs a few adjustments made I would prefer it too be slimmer and around 100 letters with a longer back with all the pouches going lightweight is a dream i can't even get a lightweight set-up when i hit the hill's in the summer months 🤣🤣 Myself and Roney are ex royal Artillery and like a good laugh and take the p#ss out of each other glad you like the channel atvb Jimmy 😎😎👍👍
Ive been looking at the Arktis H110 for ages. This looks good - and is cheaper. But, my concern is it encourages you to carry extra weight or risks you becoming the pack mule on patrol since you have the extra pouches lol. Im undecided now.
Thanks for watching mate appreciate it honestly it dosen't get heavy and it fit well on top of webbing definitely wouldn't recommend putting water in Utility Pouches atvb Jimmy 😎😎👍👍
Great vid as always, nice looking Bergen… hope these companies take your always honest comments on board, nothing like a real life test and the voice of experience. Keep it up, I always look forward to the videos you release.
Good morning just watched your video thank you really good. It’s making me go and definitely buy one now. The one thing is could you please give me the link or put what supplier you used for the sternum strap? I’m gonna need one of them I think. would you say that you could easily get a sleeping bag some clothes into the centre pocket? The middle compartment? It’s a lot smaller than I’m used to. I’m used to an actual British issued one but I don’t need that size. It’s too big now it’s just in case I go out for like a couple of days it’s more for clothing in the winter, I wanna make sure I can carry stuff if you know I mean definitely would like the sternum strap. Did you just order it and put it on yourself? Was it very easy to do that? I’m taking it. You just take the bottom straps off the webbing off the shoulder straps and then put the certain strap back together. Much appreciated, thank you. Grant
Thanks for watching Grant appreciate it mate ye it's a cracking pack and definitely big enough to fit kit in for a camp the chest strap I took off a different pack I own it's very easy to fit but I've spoken to kitpimp and they are going to add one in the future the links are in my description atvb Jimmy 😎😎👍👍
@@LundysWildcampBushcraft thank you very much for your reply. If it’s going onto a new model I doubt I get it for the same price. It’s only 90 quid at the moment. I’m definitely looking to get one now with carrying. Do you think you can get sleeping bag stuff like that in the main compartment with spare clothing how many days do you think you could get out of that pack? I’m torn between getting 100 L one I’m getting this one. I don’t know if I want the hundred litre one because I’m not I’m looking to maybe doing one night or maybe free night.out can you get a sleeping bag like all other things like that like a tent maybe into the main part of some clothing quite a bit i’m used to a standard British Army and I don’t know if I need that anymore but I don’t want to under bye thanks thanks any help will be great thank you. I only want to buy once I’m gonna be doing marathons in it. I’m gonna be going up onto the south Downs where I live. I’m gonna be climbing a mountain maybe in it with it getting outdoors, I can’t afford to the Big Brother version thanks anyway
Alright Jimmy. I'll just warn you upfront I'm about to bore the arse off ya marra, so there's no real reply necessary here lol. I've been looking for a smaller bag exactly like this and looking into buying it though it's out of stock in olive green right now. But I have a few nibbles that prevent me from buying it right now. I own lot of bags, the main ones being Sabre 60-100, A custom Jay Jays short back convoluted thats exactly like that Kitpimp only bigger (hence the interest in a smaller exact same one) and a few. NI packs. Ok to to the meat here now, (speaking purely from a civvie POV and not military).This is marketed as a 35 litre bag..... But it's not, it's 69 litres in total. 35 main body 12 litres in three pouches, a 10 litre basha pouch and 12 litres is sides, if my math serves me right. 69 litres!! And the didn't fit load lifters. What were they thinking? Well, I'd say not civilian for starters. Like you say, it's designed to sit on a webbing belt to take some of the load off for sure, and that's great if your a soldier. But a civvie fully loading that Bergen with a lot more weight than a squad did would that possess no load lifters is gonna pull like hell on your shoulders after a short while. An example of this is an Italian guy I just watched ( I was gonna type this on his channel (don't wish I did marra lol) called Heavy trekking & survival I believe. He was showing his and if you watch it you can see the pack fully loaded and it's dragging off his back because there's no load lifters to pull it it. Ya gotta see it, it looks so uncomfortable on him let alone hike in it for a day or so. Anyhoo, I got to thinking maybe that's a reason your shoulder strap got a tear. It's a new bag so who knows, it could turn out to be a weak point. Sitting on webbing would take some of the stress off the shoulder straps but civvies ain't hiking in webbing. I appreciate it has a floating lid but that's by the by really. You can still fit load lifters. Consequently, having the lid fully extended and the pack fully loaded will only make the sag worse. Add to that high winds and you got some real problems., not just fatigue. Don't get me wrong here Jim, I'm not here to slag ya pack off, more I'm talking myself out of buying one, because I really want this, it just has issues for anyone wanting it for hiking or wild camping up the lakes and fells i believe. I can't for the life of me understand why the didn't add load lifters. I can only assume they target military customers and not civvies. Come to think of it, I never noticed a waist belt either so it's definitely built to sit on a webbing belt. No snow sleeves on the sides or drainage, cost shaving, slack design or just strange, it's anyone's guess I suppose. All in all it's a beautiful pack, great materials, £99 for mtp outstanding value right now. (No idea why it's £150 for olive green but I'll wait). If your pulling up in a car next to some woods and walking 500 yards in for a bit bushcraft, superb go for it. But if your like me and want it for that reason AND also for wild camping up the fells fully loaded out without a webbing belt, then this packs gonna desperately need a visit to jay jays for some load lifters and a waist belt or I envisage a world of discomfort. Though admittedly the waist belt would sit too high probably. I'll probably still buy this when it's available again in green, because, well, I never learn from my own critical thinking lol. I see what I like and buy it, but hey, arnt we all gear freaks. Nice one Jimmy, I just subscribed marra. Oh and enjoy ya time out in the field with the Mandingo. 👍 Oh, I did mean to ask ya, those three pouches, is one big enough to get a crusader water bottle AND cook set in? If not that's another mess kit rethink for me. Cheers bud
Thanks for the very in depth comment 🤣🤣 some good points I really like this pack and it go's really well with my webbing I've used it on a few day camp's on it's own and not had any problems but it wasn't fully loaded it's a pack I will use mostly if going with minimal kit Hiking up hill's or mountains is definitely not something I would use this pack to be honest more of a bushcraft type of camping or woodland camp's I've not had any more issues with the straps but I'm keeping an eye on them I'm hoping to get the green version soon as they send it out to test it I agree that it should have lifting straps adding a belt possibly be too high up in my opinion hope I've covered everything mate atvb Jimmy 😎😎👍👍
I'll check tomorrow see if the utilitie pouch can fit a crusade cook set and get back to you I'm really looking forward to camping with Chris it's going to be a right laugh 😎😎👍👍
Hahaha, i just watched that vid, its pulling the shoulders straight off him. I tried to get a bcb in a utility pouch and i could just get a thermos food flask in it with a copious amount of room at the top, plus with all the problems with things you said, a thermos on the back full of hot food, the bag makes you mad tbh. Food onit feels twice the weight. I walked like 100m to a camp with it and was in back pain for a good 6-8 hours. Despite all the markets for this bag I would go with camoflauge aldi bags, 2 birds with one stone. @KittchenSink
@@MrLamphy lol isn't it. It's dragging the shoulders off him. Probably why he hasn't fitted a sternum strap, it'll puncture his lungs lol. No idea what or how he packed it b ut jesus he musta had a battle with that. Oh well, cheers for the feedback, really appreciate it mate. I'll stick with my Jay Jays shortback for now and keep searching (as ya do). Cheers mate, appreciate your time.
Nooo, don’t show me Bergen reviews. I’m already a pack whore 😁 Nice upfront review, Jimmy. Personally, I prefer an olive coloured pack nowadays, but it still looks the bizzo mate in MTP.
Thanks for watching Tim appreciate it mate they will have it in olive soon I believe stay turned will have a few more pack reviews coming 🤣 atvb Jimmy 😎😎👍👍
@@LundysWildcampBushcraft Aha right. I’ll look at the website. Hahaha, I shall look forward to your further reviews 😁👍🏼 I better get saving some pennies.
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Thanks for the input Lundy - we'll be introducing a sternum strap in the newest revision
Thanks for watching KitPimp appreciate it mate it's definitely something that it needs atvb Jimmy 😎😎👍👍
just got mine, super excited to try it out!
@@nickgomez6272 you will love it thanks for watching mate appreciate it atvb Jimmy 😎😎👍👍
Nice review. I’ve had mine awhile and it’s been good. I didn’t expect it to ride as well as it does.
Thanks for watching mate appreciate it ye it's a cracking Pack and feels very comfortable atvb Jimmy 😎😎👍👍
I appreciate the honesty on the review. There's a lot of outdoor influencers who aren't dishonest as you are.
Thanks for watching Matty appreciate it mate I'm just telling it as it is mate honesty is needed with kit reviews atvb Jimmy 😎😎👍👍
Looks like a great patrol pack . definitely getting one on your review here .I,ve been using the N.I. Patrol pack for years time for an upgrade I think. Thanks for sharing ATB 👍
Thanks for watching mate appreciate it ye it's definitely worth the money in my book works really well on it's own or with webbing and it's very comfortable atvb Jimmy 😎😎👍👍
that is a great looking pack, Jimmy . I like having lots of pouches so I can keep my stuff organized, it helps me not to forget something and I seem to do that a bit😂😂😂
Dwayne
Thanks for watching Dwayne appreciate it mate ye it's a cracking pack I really like it and it will be getting used lot's in the summer months atvb Jimmy 😎😎👍👍
Good review Jimmy, looks a great pack buddy. Looks a good strong bit of kit 👍👍👍
Thanks for watching Garry appreciate it ye I really enjoyed using it mate perfect for the summer months using minimal kit atvb Jimmy 😎😎👍👍
Looks a great Bergen mate.
Thanks for watching Hardy appreciate it mate hope you're well not seen any video's for a while atvb Jimmy 😎😎👍👍
@@LundysWildcampBushcraft im the slowest UA-camr 😜 should have a mountains video out towards the end of next week mate.
I like it Jimmy, smart bit of kit. Miles better than that 'Shit' Helikon pack 😀 ( In my opinion) .
Nice review mate, good kit load out too.
Atb Rick n Billydog
Thanks for watching Rick really appreciate it mate ye it's definitely better quality that's for sure atvb Jimmy 😎😎👍👍
M8 what's the litre size of the rucksack and by the way nice introduction and you've gained another subscriber. All the best from the Brecon Beacons/South Wales
Thanks for watching Lee appreciate the sub mate the main compartment is 35L so in total it's around 59L here's a link it's got a sale on at the moment www.kitpimp.co.uk/product/kitpimp-commanders-35l-mtp-patrol-pack/
Atvb Jimmy 😎😎👍👍
Great looking Bergen tbh Jimmy, Kitpimp has put together a great bit of kit .
Atvb Dazz
Thanks for watching Daz appreciate it mate ye they definitely have mate atvb Jimmy 😎😎👍👍
Great review Jimmy!! I've an old NI Pack that I use for work and was contemplating removing the side pouches, adding zips for Bergen Rocket Pockets. But after seeing your review I think I'll just have to spoil myself. Birthdays in March...just saying 😉 Anyway you can't grumble for that price!!! Love the idea of the top Commanders Pouch and the floating lid. I'll add a sternum strap as well. Just a shame it's not in DPM or OD.
Thanks for watching mate appreciate it ye it's a cracking pack they have them in the OD green now I believe I put a pouch on the front of my original N.I. pack but haven't used it for ages definitely recommend this pack I love it atvb Jimmy 😎😎👍👍
@@LundysWildcampBushcraft They have a similar looking OD Bergen but it's 150ltr and about £170
@@DMAC1966 I've spoken to KitPimp and he said be a few months before they have them in og green
Good review and it does look like a decent bit of kit. The lack of a padded waist belt, as it's meant for carrying while wearing belt kit, is it's only downside for me.
Something between this and that monstrous 150l bergen would be ideal.
The main body 60-70, and be able to take issue side pockets, would be perfect. Getting too old to be humping huge amounts of gear with me these days and I'm starting to look at the ultralight mob with envious eye's, but I still want to be warm at night. 😂
A quick browse through the channel and easy decision to subscribe. We seem to have a very similar style and you guys do look like a fun bunch to camp with.
Carry on lads.
Thanks for watchingand subscribing mate really appreciate that it's a well made pack with good material and fixings but definitely needs a few adjustments made I would prefer it too be slimmer and around 100 letters with a longer back with all the pouches going lightweight is a dream i can't even get a lightweight set-up when i hit the hill's in the summer months 🤣🤣
Myself and Roney are ex royal Artillery and like a good laugh and take the p#ss out of each other glad you like the channel atvb Jimmy 😎😎👍👍
Nice one Jimmy .....whoooooop
Thanks for watching Dave appreciate it mate hopefully catch up soon mate atvb Jimmy 😎😎👍👍
Ive been looking at the Arktis H110 for ages. This looks good - and is cheaper. But, my concern is it encourages you to carry extra weight or risks you becoming the pack mule on patrol since you have the extra pouches lol.
Im undecided now.
Thanks for watching mate appreciate it honestly it dosen't get heavy and it fit well on top of webbing definitely wouldn't recommend putting water in Utility Pouches atvb Jimmy 😎😎👍👍
@@LundysWildcampBushcraft cheers for the response mucker
@@brendanhannan1753 no worries I always reply mate 👍
Mine arrived today, seems great chest strap would have been nice.
Thanks for watching mate appreciate it ye it a cracking pack and customer service is spot on atvb Jimmy 😎😎👍👍
great review!
Thanks for watching Craig appreciate it mate atvb Jimmy 😎😎👍👍
Great vid as always, nice looking Bergen… hope these companies take your always honest comments on board, nothing like a real life test and the voice of experience. Keep it up, I always look forward to the videos you release.
Thanks for watching Darren appreciate the kind comment mate atvb Jimmy 😎😎👍👍
Great review mate.
Thanks for watching Gary appreciate it mate atvb Jimmy 😎😎👍👍
Looks really good. Thanks for the nice review 😊😊😊
Thanks for watching mate appreciate it atvb Jimmy 😎😎👍👍
Good morning just watched your video thank you really good. It’s making me go and definitely buy one now. The one thing is could you please give me the link or put what supplier you used for the sternum strap? I’m gonna need one of them I think. would you say that you could easily get a sleeping bag some clothes into the centre pocket? The middle compartment? It’s a lot smaller than I’m used to. I’m used to an actual British issued one but I don’t need that size. It’s too big now it’s just in case I go out for like a couple of days it’s more for clothing in the winter, I wanna make sure I can carry stuff if you know I mean definitely would like the sternum strap. Did you just order it and put it on yourself? Was it very easy to do that? I’m taking it. You just take the bottom straps off the webbing off the shoulder straps and then put the certain strap back together. Much appreciated, thank you.
Grant
Thanks for watching Grant appreciate it mate ye it's a cracking pack and definitely big enough to fit kit in for a camp the chest strap I took off a different pack I own it's very easy to fit but I've spoken to kitpimp and they are going to add one in the future the links are in my description atvb Jimmy 😎😎👍👍
@@LundysWildcampBushcraft thank you very much for your reply. If it’s going onto a new model I doubt I get it for the same price. It’s only 90 quid at the moment. I’m definitely looking to get one now with carrying. Do you think you can get sleeping bag stuff like that in the main compartment with spare clothing how many days do you think you could get out of that pack? I’m torn between getting 100 L one I’m getting this one. I don’t know if I want the hundred litre one because I’m not I’m looking to maybe doing one night or maybe free night.out can you get a sleeping bag like all other things like that like a tent maybe into the main part of some clothing quite a bit i’m used to a standard British Army and I don’t know if I need that anymore but I don’t want to under bye thanks thanks any help will be great thank you. I only want to buy once I’m gonna be doing marathons in it. I’m gonna be going up onto the south Downs where I live. I’m gonna be climbing a mountain maybe in it with it getting outdoors, I can’t afford to the Big Brother version thanks anyway
@@grantwallis3631 I definitely think you can get enough kit for a few day's camping but it all depends on how bulky your kit it's over 50lt
Alright Jimmy. I'll just warn you upfront I'm about to bore the arse off ya marra, so there's no real reply necessary here lol. I've been looking for a smaller bag exactly like this and looking into buying it though it's out of stock in olive green right now. But I have a few nibbles that prevent me from buying it right now. I own lot of bags, the main ones being Sabre 60-100, A custom Jay Jays short back convoluted thats exactly like that Kitpimp only bigger (hence the interest in a smaller exact same one) and a few. NI packs.
Ok to to the meat here now, (speaking purely from a civvie POV and not military).This is marketed as a 35 litre bag..... But it's not, it's 69 litres in total. 35 main body 12 litres in three pouches, a 10 litre basha pouch and 12 litres is sides, if my math serves me right. 69 litres!! And the didn't fit load lifters. What were they thinking? Well, I'd say not civilian for starters. Like you say, it's designed to sit on a webbing belt to take some of the load off for sure, and that's great if your a soldier. But a civvie fully loading that Bergen with a lot more weight than a squad did would that possess no load lifters is gonna pull like hell on your shoulders after a short while. An example of this is an Italian guy I just watched ( I was gonna type this on his channel (don't wish I did marra lol) called Heavy trekking & survival I believe. He was showing his and if you watch it you can see the pack fully loaded and it's dragging off his back because there's no load lifters to pull it it. Ya gotta see it, it looks so uncomfortable on him let alone hike in it for a day or so. Anyhoo, I got to thinking maybe that's a reason your shoulder strap got a tear. It's a new bag so who knows, it could turn out to be a weak point. Sitting on webbing would take some of the stress off the shoulder straps but civvies ain't hiking in webbing. I appreciate it has a floating lid but that's by the by really. You can still fit load lifters. Consequently, having the lid fully extended and the pack fully loaded will only make the sag worse. Add to that high winds and you got some real problems., not just fatigue.
Don't get me wrong here Jim, I'm not here to slag ya pack off, more I'm talking myself out of buying one, because I really want this, it just has issues for anyone wanting it for hiking or wild camping up the lakes and fells i believe. I can't for the life of me understand why the didn't add load lifters. I can only assume they target military customers and not civvies. Come to think of it, I never noticed a waist belt either so it's definitely built to sit on a webbing belt. No snow sleeves on the sides or drainage, cost shaving, slack design or just strange, it's anyone's guess I suppose.
All in all it's a beautiful pack, great materials, £99 for mtp outstanding value right now. (No idea why it's £150 for olive green but I'll wait).
If your pulling up in a car next to some woods and walking 500 yards in for a bit bushcraft, superb go for it.
But if your like me and want it for that reason AND also for wild camping up the fells fully loaded out without a webbing belt, then this packs gonna desperately need a visit to jay jays for some load lifters and a waist belt or I envisage a world of discomfort. Though admittedly the waist belt would sit too high probably.
I'll probably still buy this when it's available again in green, because, well, I never learn from my own critical thinking lol. I see what I like and buy it, but hey, arnt we all gear freaks.
Nice one Jimmy, I just subscribed marra. Oh and enjoy ya time out in the field with the Mandingo. 👍
Oh, I did mean to ask ya, those three pouches, is one big enough to get a crusader water bottle AND cook set in? If not that's another mess kit rethink for me. Cheers bud
Thanks for the very in depth comment 🤣🤣 some good points
I really like this pack and it go's really well with my webbing I've used it on a few day camp's on it's own and not had any problems but it wasn't fully loaded it's a pack I will use mostly if going with minimal kit
Hiking up hill's or mountains is definitely not something I would use this pack to be honest more of a bushcraft type of camping or woodland camp's I've not had any more issues with the straps but I'm keeping an eye on them
I'm hoping to get the green version soon as they send it out to test it
I agree that it should have lifting straps adding a belt possibly be too high up in my opinion hope I've covered everything mate atvb Jimmy 😎😎👍👍
I'll check tomorrow see if the utilitie pouch can fit a crusade cook set and get back to you
I'm really looking forward to camping with Chris it's going to be a right laugh 😎😎👍👍
@@LundysWildcampBushcraft cheers bud, appreciate that. Really helps me make a few informed decisions. Thank you
Hahaha, i just watched that vid, its pulling the shoulders straight off him. I tried to get a bcb in a utility pouch and i could just get a thermos food flask in it with a copious amount of room at the top, plus with all the problems with things you said, a thermos on the back full of hot food, the bag makes you mad tbh. Food onit feels twice the weight. I walked like 100m to a camp with it and was in back pain for a good 6-8 hours. Despite all the markets for this bag I would go with camoflauge aldi bags, 2 birds with one stone. @KittchenSink
@@MrLamphy lol isn't it. It's dragging the shoulders off him. Probably why he hasn't fitted a sternum strap, it'll puncture his lungs lol. No idea what or how he packed it b ut jesus he musta had a battle with that. Oh well, cheers for the feedback, really appreciate it mate. I'll stick with my Jay Jays shortback for now and keep searching (as ya do). Cheers mate, appreciate your time.
Nice pack that, too big for what I need, but perfect for your needs.
Thanks for watching Si appreciate it mate it's not that big to be honest atvb Jimmy 😎😎👍👍
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Nooo, don’t show me Bergen reviews. I’m already a pack whore 😁
Nice upfront review, Jimmy.
Personally, I prefer an olive coloured pack nowadays, but it still looks the bizzo mate in MTP.
Thanks for watching Tim appreciate it mate they will have it in olive soon I believe stay turned will have a few more pack reviews coming 🤣 atvb Jimmy 😎😎👍👍
@@LundysWildcampBushcraft Aha right. I’ll look at the website.
Hahaha, I shall look forward to your further reviews 😁👍🏼
I better get saving some pennies.
@@BourneOutside 🤣🤣🤣
Here I am, first and I can't think what to say...
🤣🤣 thanks for watching mate appreciate it atvb Jimmy 😎😎👍👍
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Thanks for watching Alan appreciate it mate atvb Jimmy 😎😎👍👍
THANKS JIM
Thanks for watching mate appreciate it atvb Jimmy 😎😎👍👍
Are you buying Rooney one too 😂
🤣🤣🤣 thanks for watching Peter appreciate it mate simple answer No 😁 atvb Jimmy 😎😎👍👍
looks heavy
Not heavy mate thanks for watching atvb Jimmy 😎😎👍👍
i mean when you go camping how much you take 30 kilos@@LundysWildcampBushcraft
@@jasperedwards2713 anything from 18kg to 30kg 😎😎👍👍
Nice and very fair review mate, I have been waiting for them to do a run of them in green. It's a lot of pack for the £££
Thanks for watching mate appreciate it ye they have them in now it's a cracking pack I have the original N.I. Pack aswell atvb Jimmy 😎😎👍👍