My Proteus PSK (warning: picture heavy)

That pack is a stunner! Where can I find more info about them please?Less is best with hiking packs, who wants to carry a house around with them???
 
the proteus is available at maxpedition.

fonly the seal pup elite is absolutely AWESOME.


i like the proteus as apposed to the other versipacks because the others were a tad to big for my liking.

cheers
 
Damn, I have a Proteus on order and was planning on doing exactly the same even down to how you have your knife mounted !
When I post some pics now it will look like I have copied you !!!:(
Up to now I have been using this Karrimor pack...
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Wicked pictures, im glad you posted them. ive been working on a small survival pack of my own, and you have given me some good ideas.
 
pit man said:
Damn, I have a Proteus on order and was planning on doing exactly the same even down to how you have your knife mounted !
When I post some pics now it will look like I have copied you !!!:(
Up to now I have been using this Karrimor pack...
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hey PM, if you ever get the chance would you post a Picture of the entire contens of you kit?

I would be interested in seeing the contents of the little blue catainer.
 
Just for you Fonly....
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The only change I have made is that my cotton is now all covered in PJ and wrapped in plastic !
 
ohh cool, a full out fire kit. To be honest I dont have a full sized one, but I carry a mix of things, this makes me want to get out my old wait pack and use that, I just might :D
 
haha sorry PM. i just posted this up here for the heck of it.

hey u live over on VI right? i plan on doing the juan de fuca trail. any suggestions?
 
jca21 said:
haha sorry PM. i just posted this up here for the heck of it.

hey u live over on VI right? i plan on doing the juan de fuca trail. any suggestions?
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I will have to be honest here, I have only lived here for a year as I'm from the UK and so have not done a lot of places including the Juan de fuca trail.
I have however heard it is really nice and do plan on doing it soon....maybe you can drop by and see me !!!:D
 
Lots of neat kit in a nice pack. Makes me rethink my larger (too large) version.

As a thought, the paracord could be wrapped around the bottom of the sheath.

A bobbin of nylon dental floss gives you lots of length of something good for lashing toghether light poles for shelter at very little weight/space cost (Add a suitable neelde, and you can sew things up -- clothing, you [:eek: ].)

If you could fit in some heavy-duty aluminum foil, you could have an expedient water boiling container, cooking pan, and backup signal device (or hang an aluminum cup on the outside?)
 
Thats one thing I like more than a pan, its heavy tinfoil, Its light, packable and easier to pack. But stong enough to cook, and boil water in.
 
Years ago, I used to carry my old-style Gerber LMF (No sawback! :D ) horizontally strapped to the bottom of my Mountainsmith fannypack. I liked that it was more or less out of sight, but not "concealed" and was still within reach. My wife borrowed the pack for a dayhike and when she returned the sheath was empty!! (Then again, I milked that for years . . .)

-- FLIX
 
what'da wanna know?

Sog hunter revolver, my new favorite knife ;)
Fiskars folding, just awsome I might add :D
And everything you could need, except for a small tarp, But i'll carry that someother way :D
 
Hey, how do you guys carry your wasit packs? So that the contents are around your back, or so that they stick out in the front?
 
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