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Small rucksack (62 posts / 6,036 views)
crablegg
Posts: 6
Post #1 25 Apr 2020 15:26
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I am looking for a small rucksack I was thinking of a 20litre dwarf or chubb vantage but as have to order on line I can not see them in person so any help on which one to get would be great or any other small rucksack many thanks steve
clicky clicky
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Post #2 25 Apr 2020 15:31
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thinking anglers
BlankasorusRex BlankasorusRex
Posts: 5,282
Post #3 25 Apr 2020 15:38
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In reply to Post #2
Yep. I love my TA rucksack. But the thing is I'm not that tall, I if I was to wear it for a long walk it wouldn't be an issue. Other guys who I assume are either taller or broader than me reckon it cuts into them a bit but I don't have this issue.

If it's going on a barrow then I think it's perfect.
Chuffy Chuffy
Posts: 6,794
Post #4 25 Apr 2020 15:50
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In reply to Post #1
the small Korum Ruckbag is better IMO than a normal rucksack and probably far more comfortable, the way it opens you can get to everything it's not buried at the bottom like a standard rucksack
Bivvybug Bivvybug
Posts: 2,458
Post #5 25 Apr 2020 15:57
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In reply to Post #4
As I've said on other posts ta rucksack is good quality but very uncomfortable and a wrestle to get on I was gutted to get rid tbh korum compact ruckbag are good
littleian littleian
Posts: 1,505
Post #6 25 Apr 2020 16:11
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In reply to Post #5
I don't know what your budget is but I've given up with the tackle manufacturers offerings and gone over to the military stuff again. The rush 5.11 range is very very good and you can lash gear all over the molle webbing if needed, i use the rush 5.11 12 for my roving and day fishing with an aqua mat harnessed underneath with a couple of webbing straps, its so comfy to carry
crablegg
Posts: 6
Post #7 25 Apr 2020 17:51
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In reply to Post #6
No budget don't mind paying for good one that's gonna last
yonny yonny
Posts: 7,934
Post #8 25 Apr 2020 17:52
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In reply to Post #7
If you want something that will truly last grab a British army patrol pack off ebay for 20 quid
carpyclarkey carpyclarkey
Posts: 1,901
Post #9 25 Apr 2020 18:00
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In reply to Post #8
I have a kombat Uk 40 litre bag and it's brilliant. Had the thinking anglers one before but just wasn't comfortable. I'm 6 foot at it sat very high
christian
Posts: 1,377
Post #10 25 Apr 2020 18:26
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I have recently had need for a small rucksack and went for one from Saber, it's a copy of the thinking anglers one, albeit the version before the current one, but it was nearly half the cost. Not used it yet but it seems okay and everything I need to fit in does.
jeffire jeffire
Posts: 4,442
Post #11 25 Apr 2020 19:26
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In reply to Post #8
Joe101
Posts: 1,102
Post #12 25 Apr 2020 21:15
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TA is well designed with pockets, straps etc but extremely uncomfortable which is a right shame. Wouldn't recommend unless you fish out the boot of the car
Jimbo6745
Posts: 422
Post #13 25 Apr 2020 21:36
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i am quite broad and the TA rucksack cuts in my shoulders and gets painful if you wear it for too long. if your feeling flush I seen a speero one a few days ago looked very good not sure on there kit as I don't own any of it myself. or if you want a cheaper one just get a army daysack
Superterrorizer Superterrorizer
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Post #14 26 Apr 2020 00:33
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I agree that the TA rucksack is too small, and I do own one. If they made it 50% bigger or even twice the size then it would be a perfect rucksack. It's on your back and out of the way, so there's no need for it to be so small. I think the size of the current ESP rucksack (which I also own) is very good, but I wish it had the internal pockets like the TA one.
Okay I admit it: I have a thing with rucksacks. I also own the Trakker NXG 50ltr. In fact that is the one I'm using at the moment. It's is loaded from the front like the Korum Ruckbag and others which makes access really easy.
My advice would be not to go too small and rather only half fill the rucksack when you don't need a lot of gear.
eskimojon
Posts: 106
Post #15 26 Apr 2020 01:35
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I had the TA rucksack and it was very well made, well thought out (loved the external bankstick sleeves although it was a struggle to fit 3 with alarms in the same side) and looked good. Only issue was I couldn't wear it, it is Tiny, I am 6'5" and just over 22 stone so admittidly a largish lad but this was a waste of time for me.

Ended up buying a Fox Ruckall which is perfect in terms of size but not really a rucksack so would not be great for long treks.
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