What kit bag would you recommend?

[Arbocop]

That dragging bag looks cool.

 

but i have had one of these for a few years and still going strong, i must say though the newer ones the zip is not as good as my orriginal one

 

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[Heads up]

Got one of the gelert bag their good but when your kits wet the back pack straps break due to the extra weight. Its called the strappy bag by many due to the bucket load of straps and handles it has.

[nooie]

Maybe this would be of interest to some. A bit pricey. It was designed for mountain bike trail builders. DAKINE Bike : Builder's Pack

[Moon Monkey]

Maybe this would be of interest to some. A bit pricey. It was designed for mountain bike trail builders. DAKINE Bike : Builder's Pack

 

IT'S A RUCKSACK!

What size of climbing kit are you gonna fit in that? It wouldn't hold one of my farts let alone all my climbing gear.

I would like to think it's some sort of Mary Poppins magic tardis like bag!

 

As I've said, Army Deployment bag for £10! you ain't gonna get a better bag and cheaper than anything else.

[alex_m]

Maybe this would be of interest to some. A bit pricey. It was designed for mountain bike trail builders. DAKINE Bike : Builder's Pack

 

well, it wouldn't fit in a 45m rope, 10m rope, strops, slings, krabs, harness, spikes etc. that's for sure.

[Ian Flatters]

that's more like it!

the 90 or 120 litre ones are a good price and it does say it's meant for 'lugging'!

kit bag's are meant for chucking about. i can't be dealing with gently placing it everytime i move it on and off the truck.

 

I have the 65,90 and 120 ones and they all carry kit well and the 65 one is nearly 3 1/2 years old and gets some abuse. The 120 one is a bit big when going through airports with all the kit in (its blocked up the baggage conveyor twice now:thumbdown:)

[mikesimpson]

Just a quick note to say that the Gelert & High Gear bags are both copies of The North Face holdall. I bought a North Face when I started colledge in 2007 and its still going strong having outlasted several Gelerts that I know of! But for your price range I would suggest you google Ortlieb drybags, fantastic bits of kit & very keenly priced!

[treewizard]

65l gelert holdall bag had mine 2 years not even a fray in it!!!!

[Ardon]

if you havent bought one yet, PM me as i have just designed my own bag. fed up of other bags that aren't designed for the job. i would be interested to hear feedback from users.