Hey guys,
I haven't really gone over the Max lunada yet and I figured some would like to know the in's and out's of the pack. Sorry for the bad pics, I wasn't really watching out for lighting.
First up, Im very impressed with the overall fit and finish of the pack. Its durable, and has with stood the last two weeks of EDC, and that is really everyday use, it goes every where with me. The zippers have held up fine, their supposed to be yyk, but I dont see any markings on them. Its been comfy so far too, I've had it on a couple day hikes and when not totally stuffed its rides fine and tight to the body if need be (jogging or running) also, the padding in the strap is very comfy, as well as the stuff on the back, no probs with Ergo's in other words.
One thing I like is all the attachment options and little nooks and crannies in the pack. The first is the Cell phone pouch on the front, fits my HTC touch perfect. Then a few of the alice webbing.
It also has a built in whistle in the chest strap, which is handy on any thing, plus it works pretty well. Its no Fox 40, but its loud.
The front pouch is more of a sleve.It has no depth to it, but its about 5X5" over all.
Then the pouch behind. Its good for any glow sticks, multitools(ive had a blast, wave and gerber 400 series in their) lights, mini pry bars. Then there is another sleve in this pouch that holds my hot hands, duct tape and a few bags.
Next up is the top pouch. It has my spare batt's, along with some wire, chap stick, wet stone, latex glove, change and the odds and ends I need for the TK10, chicago screws and what ever else I need for attachments.
The main compartment has 4 pouchs in total. One that folds out.
More to come.
I haven't really gone over the Max lunada yet and I figured some would like to know the in's and out's of the pack. Sorry for the bad pics, I wasn't really watching out for lighting.
First up, Im very impressed with the overall fit and finish of the pack. Its durable, and has with stood the last two weeks of EDC, and that is really everyday use, it goes every where with me. The zippers have held up fine, their supposed to be yyk, but I dont see any markings on them. Its been comfy so far too, I've had it on a couple day hikes and when not totally stuffed its rides fine and tight to the body if need be (jogging or running) also, the padding in the strap is very comfy, as well as the stuff on the back, no probs with Ergo's in other words.
One thing I like is all the attachment options and little nooks and crannies in the pack. The first is the Cell phone pouch on the front, fits my HTC touch perfect. Then a few of the alice webbing.
It also has a built in whistle in the chest strap, which is handy on any thing, plus it works pretty well. Its no Fox 40, but its loud.
The front pouch is more of a sleve.It has no depth to it, but its about 5X5" over all.
Then the pouch behind. Its good for any glow sticks, multitools(ive had a blast, wave and gerber 400 series in their) lights, mini pry bars. Then there is another sleve in this pouch that holds my hot hands, duct tape and a few bags.
Next up is the top pouch. It has my spare batt's, along with some wire, chap stick, wet stone, latex glove, change and the odds and ends I need for the TK10, chicago screws and what ever else I need for attachments.
The main compartment has 4 pouchs in total. One that folds out.
More to come.
and whatever crap you would need. I keep a First aid kit, water and 100 of para cord.
