Kit Bag

[Treegeek]

Forget your husquvarna bags or even those nice Lyon rope bags get down to Cotswolds climbing outdoor gear shop and thay have these Mountain Gear bags in 100 litre and 80 litre for £35 and £45 quid built like a brick s*** house.

I've got the 100l size and you could stuff a dead body in there easy

[bob]

might get one for the wife

[Treegeek]

Link for the bags

http://www.cotswoldoutdoor.com/webpoint/webpoint.cfm?FUSEACTION=main

[Treegeek]

She'd fit in there ok

[kevwrenn]

try these, I have a 90l and they also do a 120l

 

http://www.gooutdoors.co.uk/5032307178569

 

Kev

[jpbeaver]

i use the same bags kev the are well made for the money.

[Linda]

Mine broke first time I packed it! The backpack straps came off, and I bought it specifically for carrying it on my back. Have splashed out on a North Face now, so I look just like the pros at the comps...

[Marc]

I like all the kit bags mentioned, but I find they are not upto the daily use and abuse of treework, unless you treat and those you work with treat them with respect.

 

I've had my heavy canvas army bag for over a year now and its still going strong and water proof even though its been chucked off trucks, had saws without scabbards chucked on top of it, left in the back and buried under wood chip and sometimes I chuck my spikes in without putting on gaff gaurds.

 

Plus it only cost 5 quid.

 

None of the above bags have lasted so well for any of my colleagues, but hey if good looks, sleek features and high price are your thing,,,,,,,

[Jamie]

i got my current bag at tk maxx cost me a tenner and it has a big pocket my silky, gransfors brux, piece box and water bottle fits in, it also ahs two pockets on teh ends for stuff and a a strap

 

Jamie

[tree monkey]

I have a marlow bag got it free from buxtons its good but spikes dont fit,in ropes ,strop ,harness and throwline and its tight.Im goin to treat my self to a new one.