Does anyone have one yet and is able to take some pics of the bag including inside size ?
currently considering it but want to make sure it will be big enough for the essentials i take with me
currently considering it but want to make sure it will be big enough for the essentials i take with me
In reply to Post #1
I don't own one, but here are the dimensions straight off the website for the Standard one ( not the Quick draw latest one )
A tape measure helps build up a rough idea of useable size, but often better to see that rucksack you want, and other possibilities in the flesh to check build quality and back comfort with the straps.
ESP Camo Rucksack.
This 40L Rucksack offers the best of both worlds: exceptionally comfortable to carry, whilst inside it offers a very generous capacity to store all of your kit.
Features:
40-litre capacity
Dimensions (including external pocket): 43cm wide x 25cm deep x 44cm high
I don't own one, but here are the dimensions straight off the website for the Standard one ( not the Quick draw latest one )
A tape measure helps build up a rough idea of useable size, but often better to see that rucksack you want, and other possibilities in the flesh to check build quality and back comfort with the straps.
ESP Camo Rucksack.
This 40L Rucksack offers the best of both worlds: exceptionally comfortable to carry, whilst inside it offers a very generous capacity to store all of your kit.
Features:
40-litre capacity
Dimensions (including external pocket): 43cm wide x 25cm deep x 44cm high
In reply to Post #1
The new Quickdraw Camo Rucksack
A compact rucksack that is deceptively capacious with 40 litres of carrying capacity. Complements the Quickdraw unhooking mats which can simply be clipped to the outside making carrying a relatively bulky item an absolute doddle.
Dimensions:
Detachable Tackle Case: 10cm high x 29cm wide x 18cm deep
Main compartment: 38cm high x 29cm wide x 16cm deep
Front external pocket: 36cm high x 29cm wide x 7cm deep
Side pockets: 36cm high x 16cm wide x 7cm deep.
Hope that helps you make your choice Jack
The new Quickdraw Camo Rucksack
A compact rucksack that is deceptively capacious with 40 litres of carrying capacity. Complements the Quickdraw unhooking mats which can simply be clipped to the outside making carrying a relatively bulky item an absolute doddle.
Dimensions:
Detachable Tackle Case: 10cm high x 29cm wide x 18cm deep
Main compartment: 38cm high x 29cm wide x 16cm deep
Front external pocket: 36cm high x 29cm wide x 7cm deep
Side pockets: 36cm high x 16cm wide x 7cm deep.
Hope that helps you make your choice Jack
In reply to Post #1
i have the drennan specialist version 40l. Same rucksack except the outside bank stick holders etc but my buzz bars fit in the side pocket. the top bit doesnt zip off either but dont need that to come off. much more old school than the esp one and 20 quid cheaper. also bought the specliast compact mate which clicks on , its the same as the esp quickdraw one
i have the drennan specialist version 40l. Same rucksack except the outside bank stick holders etc but my buzz bars fit in the side pocket. the top bit doesnt zip off either but dont need that to come off. much more old school than the esp one and 20 quid cheaper. also bought the specliast compact mate which clicks on , its the same as the esp quickdraw one
In reply to Post #4
drennan specialist version 40l. I was looking at this rucky a while ago, looks well made and comfy to carry, is it ?
drennan specialist version 40l. I was looking at this rucky a while ago, looks well made and comfy to carry, is it ?
In reply to Post #5
Haven't used it yet, was a xmas gift. looks well made but cant comment any further yet...i do think its look better than the esp version, which i guess is aimed at todays carp anglers
Haven't used it yet, was a xmas gift. looks well made but cant comment any further yet...i do think its look better than the esp version, which i guess is aimed at todays carp anglers
In reply to Post #1
I can take some pics if need be and send on whats app. pm me
I can take some pics if need be and send on whats app. pm me
In reply to Post #7
Pm sent
Pm sent
In reply to Post #6
My friend has just bought the Quickdraw rucksack and I have the standard ESP 40 litre rucksack (non-camo version). I have compared the two. All in all they may both have the same volume but the older version has a larger main compartment whereas the Quickdraw has the tackle pouch on the top. I wish they would have kept the size of the former version and added the tackle pouch, double zips and internal dividers as in the old old ESP 55litre rucksack. The main compartment on the Quickdraw seems just a bit too small for my needs. It's not much of a difference but enough for me not to rush out and buy the new rucksack.
In reply to Post #10
From what I see looking at photos the new quick draw has been modeled on the drennan 40lts it looks slimmer maybe they say 40 litres there including the top bag as the drennan has a top cool bag too
where as the older esp one hasn't got one so 40ltrs is the main bag with pockets so it's bigger
From what I see looking at photos the new quick draw has been modeled on the drennan 40lts it looks slimmer maybe they say 40 litres there including the top bag as the drennan has a top cool bag too
where as the older esp one hasn't got one so 40ltrs is the main bag with pockets so it's bigger