I have a Outdoor Products Backpack and a Kershaw Oso Sweet for trade.
The OP Backpack is the Gama 8.0 - I grabbed this one at Walmart just before leaving on a trip. I used the bag on the trip (light use) and it's now a little bit too big for my uses. The bag itself its great - Lot's of options for storage and attaching other gear onto it. The main compartment is quite large. It can easily fit clothes, books, or other larger items. There's a smaller compartment in front of the main one with some organizational pockets inside. There are two pockets on the outsides and behind each of those is an open compartment for a water bottle or other similar item.
Also, on the front of the bag, is a small flap with a little zippered pocket - This one was really nice for quickly attaching a raincoat, sweatshirt. There's tons of places to store stuff in this bag. It also has a place for a hydration pack, however I never used it (I don't have a hydration pouch). I have a Outdoor products Skyline (actually, I have 3) that have held up to TONS of abuse from camping, work and as a range bag - While they aren't comparable to the Osprey pack I have, they work well and have held up to my abuse. This bag would be really nice for fitting lots of items while not breaking the bank.
The bag is listed as being orange, but looks more yellowish in daylight (and in the pictures).
I also have a Bryan Breeden custom hatchet for trade as well. I just received this in a trade - This one is well used, but would work really well for someone looking for a small hatchet. Comes with a leather sheath. See link to photobucket for pictures.
Looking for production folding knives - Spyderco or Kershaw, other brands are fine. Used is great, just not abused beyond its function. Would trade both for a Spyderco, Kershaw, Benchmade, etc. Would be interested in Gear, fixed blades, and other things as well.
I can get more detailed pictures of the bag if needed. Let me know!
Email works best, PM is fine too. Thanks!
Oh! Here are some specs on the bag from the manufacturers website - I didn't even realize it came with a lifetime warranty. Nice!
Dimensions : 22.5in H x 13in W x 8in D / 2,390 cu in
Lightweight aluminum internal frame to stabilize large loads
Suspended mesh back panel for maximum airflow
Deluxe back padding with molded texture for added comfort
Extra padded, ergonomically designed waist belt comfortably supports heavy loads
Articulated, yoke-style shoulder straps with sliding sternum adjusters
Vertical & bottom compression straps
Large capacity main compartment with zipper closure
Backpacker organizer located in front
Roomy, front stash-pouch to store quick access gear
Left & right accessory pockets with zipper closures
Bottom d-rings, perfect for attaching sleeping bag and other bulky items
Fits most 2 liter reservoirs (hydration reservoir not included)
http://s559.photobucket.com/albums/ss33/tenordrumr/Trade/
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The OP Backpack is the Gama 8.0 - I grabbed this one at Walmart just before leaving on a trip. I used the bag on the trip (light use) and it's now a little bit too big for my uses. The bag itself its great - Lot's of options for storage and attaching other gear onto it. The main compartment is quite large. It can easily fit clothes, books, or other larger items. There's a smaller compartment in front of the main one with some organizational pockets inside. There are two pockets on the outsides and behind each of those is an open compartment for a water bottle or other similar item.
Also, on the front of the bag, is a small flap with a little zippered pocket - This one was really nice for quickly attaching a raincoat, sweatshirt. There's tons of places to store stuff in this bag. It also has a place for a hydration pack, however I never used it (I don't have a hydration pouch). I have a Outdoor products Skyline (actually, I have 3) that have held up to TONS of abuse from camping, work and as a range bag - While they aren't comparable to the Osprey pack I have, they work well and have held up to my abuse. This bag would be really nice for fitting lots of items while not breaking the bank.
The bag is listed as being orange, but looks more yellowish in daylight (and in the pictures).
I also have a Bryan Breeden custom hatchet for trade as well. I just received this in a trade - This one is well used, but would work really well for someone looking for a small hatchet. Comes with a leather sheath. See link to photobucket for pictures.
Looking for production folding knives - Spyderco or Kershaw, other brands are fine. Used is great, just not abused beyond its function. Would trade both for a Spyderco, Kershaw, Benchmade, etc. Would be interested in Gear, fixed blades, and other things as well.
I can get more detailed pictures of the bag if needed. Let me know!
Email works best, PM is fine too. Thanks!
Oh! Here are some specs on the bag from the manufacturers website - I didn't even realize it came with a lifetime warranty. Nice!
Dimensions : 22.5in H x 13in W x 8in D / 2,390 cu in
Lightweight aluminum internal frame to stabilize large loads
Suspended mesh back panel for maximum airflow
Deluxe back padding with molded texture for added comfort
Extra padded, ergonomically designed waist belt comfortably supports heavy loads
Articulated, yoke-style shoulder straps with sliding sternum adjusters
Vertical & bottom compression straps
Large capacity main compartment with zipper closure
Backpacker organizer located in front
Roomy, front stash-pouch to store quick access gear
Left & right accessory pockets with zipper closures
Bottom d-rings, perfect for attaching sleeping bag and other bulky items
Fits most 2 liter reservoirs (hydration reservoir not included)
http://s559.photobucket.com/albums/ss33/tenordrumr/Trade/
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