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Non Tool Forum => Gadget Freak and EDC Forum => Topic started by: Gadget Guy on June 08, 2010, 11:34:43 PM
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This new pack looks like a winner! :t
http://www.maxpedition.com/store/pc/Noatak-Gearslinger-21p1436.htm
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only thing i dont like is there is only one shoulder strap :/ this as a rucksack would be perfect :)
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I'm liking the current price!!!($o.oo) :o
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I'm liking the current price!!!($o.oo) :o
Maybe it's a introductory price? ;)
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its a baby sitka!!! i need to get one for my boy...
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I'm liking the current price!!!($o.oo) :o
Maybe it's a introductory price? ;)
Check the price on the rolypolys first ::)
If you buy a Maxpedition, you must get a rolypoly for an add on ;)
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i kinda like this one. Be good for a walking bag around the city...in a non-military-eye catching colour that is.
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I'm liking the current price!!!($o.oo) :o
Maybe it's a introductory price? ;)
Check the price on the rolypolys first ::)
If you buy a Maxpedition, you must get a rolypoly for an add on ;)
+1
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I have been considering the purchase of a Remora or Lunada.
The new Noatak looks good. However, unlike the Remora and Lunada gearslingers, the Noatak appears to be designed to be carried only on the right side. Too, the Noatak has a Y-strap and the Y-strap on my Maxpedition gear always gets in the way. I think the Y-strap's function is to relieve the stress on the zippers. Guess the Y-strap could be easily cut off if you don't plan to load down the pack.
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I'm with Ryan on this, as I much prefer proper rucksacks in bag's that size :)
Does look the part though :drool:
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I have been considering the purchase of a Remora or Lunada.
The new Noatak looks good. However, unlike the Remora and Lunada gearslingers, the Noatak appears to be designed to be carried only on the right side. Too, the Noatak has a Y-strap and the Y-strap on my Maxpedition gear always gets in the way. I think the Y-strap's function is to relieve the stress on the zippers. Guess the Y-strap could be easily cut off if you don't plan to load down the pack.
Good spot! It's useful to be able to switch the strap on the Lunada :)
I can't picture how big the Noatak is in relation to the Lunada - is it smaller or bigger?
I'm with Ryan on this, as I much prefer proper rucksacks in bag's that size :)
Does look the part though :drool:
For me, it depends 100% on the weight you're carrying, rather than the size of the bag. I used the Lunada on that bike ride last week with a waterproof, SIGG bottle, phone, wallet (which didn't weigh much after buying the helmets) and some other bits and bobs and it was fine, thanks to the smaller webbed strap that stops it sliding about.
Much more weight and I agree that two straps is better :)
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I just can't get on with single strap bags or shoulder bags almost got to be a rucksack for me
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I kinda like my "Bumblebee" (yellow & back) Falcon II :tu:
(http://www.maxpedition.com/store/pc/catalog/0513sy_bumblebee_1673_general.jpg)
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I kinda like my "Bumblebee" (yellow & back) Falcon II :tu:
(http://www.maxpedition.com/store/pc/catalog/0513sy_bumblebee_1673_general.jpg)
That is superb that. I went for a much more tame colour scheme myself, but boy did I deliberate for a while about the Bumblebee and the Red. I settled on Blue / Foliage in the end and am happy with it.
I want them all really :ahhh
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I kinda like my "Bumblebee" (yellow & back) Falcon II :tu:
(http://www.maxpedition.com/store/pc/catalog/0513sy_bumblebee_1673_general.jpg)
That is superb that. I went for a much more tame colour scheme myself, but boy did I deliberate for a while about the Bumblebee and the Red. I settled on Blue / Foliage in the end and am happy with it.
I want them all really :ahhh
I decided to get the yellow Falcon II and yellow Jumbo Versipack, due to the fact I'm getting a little old for escape and evade. Besides, if my diabetes gets the better of me out in the woods, SAR can find my remains pretty quickly! :angel:
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That look superb BT :tu:
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There is one of these FS over at British Blades for £80 :tu:
Thought it may be of interest to one of you guys :)
http://www.britishblades.com/forums/showthread.php?108637-New-Maxpedition-Noatak-Gearslinger
Foliage Green
(http://www.leeroe.com/images/noatak1.jpg)
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Here is a review for reference.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hvsYxGeTcHw
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Here is a review for reference.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hvsYxGeTcHw
Thanks for your video.
We have a nice cosy corner for newbies to introduce themselves :)
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Thanks for checking it out - I'll visit the intro section.