Kit bag to end all kit bags??

[Ewan Murray]

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Looks pretty slick.

[arbmansam]

Really like the look of this any idea of how much itl cost and where to get it from

[Ewan Murray]

No and no im afraid they have a contact page on the site.

[daltontrees]

Described as 'Lot de Sauvetage' I think that means rescue kit. Looks nice and organised and compact if you had to carry all your (dry) climbing kit a fair distance for a one-off job but it doesn't look like it would last a typical week's work.

[Mikelawn]

I just bought one near enough identical for getting my gear in when have to walk couple of km down the lines in Sweden. Here's the link

 

TRANSPORT | Petzl

 

I got the 45 liter and bought it from gustarts.

[Ewan Murray]

Wouldn't say it's identical the way the bag works looks complelty different.

 

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[Old Mill Tree Care]

I think what Mikelawn means is that it's a tubular back pack.

 

I'd choose the Petzl though. I can't imagine all those little pockets would lsat very long.

 

In fact I nearly bought the Petzl except it doesn't have the internal spring to make it stand up and I don't need to carry it any distance.

[Ewan Murray]

I think what Mikelawn means is that it's a tubular back pack.

 

I'd choose the Petzl though. I can't imagine all those little pockets would lsat very long.

 

In fact I nearly bought the Petzl except it doesn't have the internal spring to make it stand up and I don't need to carry it any distance.

 

Dont know what your planning on putting in the pockets but can't see how some friction cord and slings could break them

 

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[Mikelawn]

Sorry was half asleep in bed when was looking. It's not identical but it's simular. Its a great bag and you can fit loads in. I have got 45 m rope, spikes, helmet and few other bits. Comfy on back aswell. It stands up straight can take some abuse. Use it every day and when doing spruces and pinesalong the rail in Sweden we climb with them on our backs and when get to top lob them out. ( this is so our ropes ain't at the bottom in the snow and getting caught in the brash ) seems to be holding up real well.

[Old Mill Tree Care]

Dont know what your planning on putting in the pockets but can't see how some friction cord and slings could break them

 

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Jesus!

 

 

Bricks and bottles of Vodka.