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Just got this used Kelty Boomerang on eBay. $25 for a temporary pack. I needed something bigger than my Osprey 18 liter. I might dye the yellow black, but it’s a great bag nonetheless. Nice and simple organization, hydration compartment, comfortable…
Warrior,
Would you mind telling us a little more about your canteens and holders? Are they M1 Army canteens and are the holders part of your pack or are they molle attached? Please advise. Thank you.
EXCALIBUR said: ↑
Warrior,Would you mind telling us a little more about your canteens and holders? Are they M1 Army canteens and are the holders part of your pack or are they molle attached? Please advise. Thank you.
They’re just 1 quart plastic canteens, and the side pouches are standard on the MAP. The pouches have shock cord and a cord lock on them.The Warrior said: ↑
They’re just 1 quart plastic canteens, and the side pouches are standard on the MAP. The pouches have shock cord and a cord lock on them.Thanks for the update. Those canteens bring back memories of my boy scout hiking and camping days. I preferred the plastic canteens to the metal ones because I hated the metallic taste the latter imparted to the water. I was lucky enough to have the authentic U.S. Army canteen, canteen cup, and mess kit. Back on topic: That’s a nice water carrying setup you have on your pack.
Stormstaff said: ↑
Well, I ordered the MAP 3500. We’ll see how it goes
You’re gonna love it. You’ll be surprised how much room it has, and how easily accessible items are.Stormstaff said: ↑
How do you like your MAP 3500? I may be looking into getting one as a dayhike/bushcraft bag to replace my Maxped Condor II because I’m wanting something bigger
By the way, I used to have a Maxpedition Falcon II. Have never owned a Condor II, so I’m not sure of the size of it. I could easily fit the Falcon II inside the MAP 3500. Here’s a side by side photo of the two:[IMG]
Looks small next to my Gregory Baltoro 75 however, haha:
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Another size comparison, MAP 3500, vs Falcon II:
My new EDC bag. Loving it already. Kinda disappointed to learn that it made in Vietnam. Thought is US made. Great bag non the less. Patches on the way to pimp it up a bit.
Sent from my LG-D855Winters over…here at least. I switched back to my summer bag yesterday.
It’s a Kifaru tailgunner 1 with a TT utility pouch SOE camelback bottle pouch and SOE multitool pouch.
Sent from my iPhone using TapatalkThe Warrior said: ↑
By the way, I used to have a Maxpedition Falcon II. Have never owned a Condor II, so I’m not sure of the size of it. I could easily fit the Falcon II inside the MAP 3500. Here’s a side by side photo of the two:Looks small next to my Gregory Baltoro 75 however, haha:
Another size comparison, MAP 3500, vs Falcon II:
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The Condor is smaller than the Falcon I believe. Shorter by the looks of it
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How do you like your MAP 3500? I may be looking into getting one as a dayhike/bushcraft bag to replace my Maxped Condor II because I’m wanting something bigger
Check here for comparison to Condor: http://edcforums.com/threads/kelty-map-3500-review-56k-suicide.73381/Captainkirk said: ↑
Check here for comparison to Condor: http://edcforums.com/threads/kelty-map-3500-review-56k-suicide.73381/I saw this before, thanks. It was one of the threads that pushed me towards the 3500. I love how he put the pillow inside the Condor and then the Condor inside the 3500. It’s like a turducken but different. 😀
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