I had the previous incarnation of the Scope Ops ruckall, (black ops) and found it incredibly heavy and uncomfortable, even when half-loaded......it wasn't until I looked into the backing support part of the rucksack, (a zipped entrance at the top of the floor of the bag) that i realised the back-plate of the bag was stiffened by a plank of wood......I kid you not...... 
Don't know if this is the case with the latest one.
Don't know if this is the case with the latest one.
In reply to Post #31
thanks spod
I didn't know this
the trouble is in the current climate with Covid
I can only order online
visiting tackles shops isn't really possible so looking at one before I buy is impossible
especially as none of the tackle shops near me have them in stock !
Mark
thanks spod
I didn't know this
the trouble is in the current climate with Covid
I can only order online
visiting tackles shops isn't really possible so looking at one before I buy is impossible
especially as none of the tackle shops near me have them in stock !
Mark
In reply to Post #32
even if it turned out to be a good one the price is a pisstake when you can get brilliant bags at way less prices
even if it turned out to be a good one the price is a pisstake when you can get brilliant bags at way less prices
In reply to Post #32
Forget Nash mate overpriced poor quality as I said a ruckbag is a good bet there is the korum or solar or aqua also sonik and cult tackle do one if you want a standard type one then I don't think you can go wrong with speero
Forget Nash mate overpriced poor quality as I said a ruckbag is a good bet there is the korum or solar or aqua also sonik and cult tackle do one if you want a standard type one then I don't think you can go wrong with speero
In reply to Post #32
Yeah understand that mate and I have ordered a few things "blind" for the same reason recently.
What I would recommend however, is if there is a chance you may want to send an item back is do it through Ebay, you are fully tracked and protected...
Yeah understand that mate and I have ordered a few things "blind" for the same reason recently.
What I would recommend however, is if there is a chance you may want to send an item back is do it through Ebay, you are fully tracked and protected...
In reply to Post #23
Rex is using the Korda one, not Korum.
Korda one looks good actually. There doesnt appear to be many/any specific videos on line.
I know the argument for Army type bags, but i do prefer the fishing ones in terms of holding kit, standing up (to a greater or lesser extent) when sat in the back of the brollie etc.
Rex is using the Korda one, not Korum.
Korda one looks good actually. There doesnt appear to be many/any specific videos on line.
I know the argument for Army type bags, but i do prefer the fishing ones in terms of holding kit, standing up (to a greater or lesser extent) when sat in the back of the brollie etc.
In reply to Post #36
Had a look at korda one very disappointed with the photos shown none of inside from top and can't see harness shame as people have said it's good
Had a look at korda one very disappointed with the photos shown none of inside from top and can't see harness shame as people have said it's good
In reply to Post #37
I will do you a YouTube video of mine filled up tonight so you can see what I fit in it.
I will do you a YouTube video of mine filled up tonight so you can see what I fit in it.
In reply to Post #38
Blankasorusrex
That will be great please post a link
Blankasorusrex
That will be great please post a link
In reply to Post #38
Great rex thanks
Great rex thanks
In reply to Post #1
Army Surplus Bergen for me.
I'd avoid Nash Rucksacks like the plague, I've had too many bad ones.
My Bergen is around 15years old now and still going.
The longest I had a Nash Rucksack last was 3 years, and that was after being replaced under guarantee when it's original split at the shoulder straps.
Army Surplus Bergen for me.
I'd avoid Nash Rucksacks like the plague, I've had too many bad ones.
My Bergen is around 15years old now and still going.
The longest I had a Nash Rucksack last was 3 years, and that was after being replaced under guarantee when it's original split at the shoulder straps.
As promised. Here's a video of my Korda Rucksack filled. Apologies for the shakey camera work. I was using my phone to film whilst trying to open the zips one handed. But I'm sure you get the idea. That jag bag in the main compartment has three Delkims on 2+1 barr, four sticks and a digging tool in it. So should give you an idea for size. Hope this helps.
https://youtu.be/xmOIS6bVBWk
https://youtu.be/xmOIS6bVBWk
In reply to Post #42
Thank you for the vid.
“ I hope this helps ! “
No it doesn't it's making in harder and harder to choose !!
Thank you for the vid.
“ I hope this helps ! “
No it doesn't it's making in harder and harder to choose !!
In reply to Post #43
Sorry
Sorry
In reply to Post #42
Looks good mate I like that bag and you got some nice bits in there aswell
but I can definitely get more in my Trakker deluxe rucksack, I only need to take my rucksack and one food bag for any session upto a 72hr. In my rucksack I take all my normal fishing stuff korda tackle box, lead, pouch, hookbaits, rig safe, electrical bits etc even fits my jag super compact mk2 pod and all my spare clothes plus my cooking bits like stove, kettle, saucepan stuff like that, I believe it's around 50/60 litre mark though and it's a bit more to buy than the Korda version but it's a very good bag.
I suppose it depends on how much you actually take because I only don't take that much stuff with me so I won't take 2 separate bags for tackle, clothes, cooking stuff it all goes into one bag
Looks good mate I like that bag and you got some nice bits in there aswell
but I can definitely get more in my Trakker deluxe rucksack, I only need to take my rucksack and one food bag for any session upto a 72hr. In my rucksack I take all my normal fishing stuff korda tackle box, lead, pouch, hookbaits, rig safe, electrical bits etc even fits my jag super compact mk2 pod and all my spare clothes plus my cooking bits like stove, kettle, saucepan stuff like that, I believe it's around 50/60 litre mark though and it's a bit more to buy than the Korda version but it's a very good bag.
I suppose it depends on how much you actually take because I only don't take that much stuff with me so I won't take 2 separate bags for tackle, clothes, cooking stuff it all goes into one bag