rubbish kit bags

[treediver]

Who makes decent kit/rope bags??... Ive just replaced my husky bag cause it fell to bits after two weeks use and now the new ones starting to disintegrate. The stitching is a load of sh!t and the bag seems to be designed to carry no more than half a pack of walkers cheese n onion.

Up until now ive used an unbranded fishing kit bag which lasted years.

[High Scale]

Your local ex army store will have very hard wearing kit bags.

[Rentachimp]

I'd like to second the 'Husqvarna bags are rubbish' motion. I wore out 2 in about 9 month, even with gaff guards. Plus they're cumbersome. Hard bases don't really work for arb stuff, I think.

[Steve Bullman]

that sherrill doctor bag looks pretty neat

[rumination]

I just ordered the first bag on this page: http://www.bigagnes.com/str_acc.php#duff

 

A fellow at the ISA conference had one and it looked to be pretty bombproof. I'm hoping it's as sturdy as it looks.

[markarb]

bought a climbing bag from proclimber lasted a year so far and still like new

[ArbjobsNick]

Noddy at http://www.treeworker.co.uk had some really nifty kit bag / rucksacks he and Ben were using at the competitions this year. Lots of stowage area with side pockets for other bits and unzippered completely to allow you access to your rope and harness within. They looked as if they would hold most of your everyday climbing kit. Not sure what make they were but I think he has a few options available.

 

Just popped over to find them for you they are made by Eldrid not as cheap as a Husky bag but a damned site easier to move around! view them here:

http://www.treeworker.co.uk/acatalog/Equipment_Transport_68.html