Has anyone bought one of these, any comments / reviews?
In reply to Post #1
I had the Nash one years ago and a mate had the fox ruckbox both very heavy go to a shop and try it on see what weight is like before you buy
I had the Nash one years ago and a mate had the fox ruckbox both very heavy go to a shop and try it on see what weight is like before you buy
In reply to Post #2
Had the fox one as as mentioned it weighed a ton. I dont think you can adjust the feet on it either so pretty useless on uneven ground. Cant see the point in them really.
Had the fox one as as mentioned it weighed a ton. I dont think you can adjust the feet on it either so pretty useless on uneven ground. Cant see the point in them really.
I had a trakker one donkeys years ago, most people had similar. I'm sure I remember Damo saying it was his idea to bring them back out. Mainly nostalgia I think.
Still got my free spirit ruck box and love it not heavy at all
All found my old fox ruck box in the loft last week whilst sorting all my gear out.
All found my old fox ruck box in the loft last week whilst sorting all my gear out.
In reply to Post #5
Theyre quite small. And sure they are a carryall rather than a ruckack. Reckon they would be pretty decent doubling up as a bivvy table
Theyre quite small. And sure they are a carryall rather than a ruckack. Reckon they would be pretty decent doubling up as a bivvy table
In reply to Post #1
I'd agree that they are quite small (I picked up the large thinking it was the medium), but the design would/could eliminate the need for a bivvy table. The internal storage space is still very good, but deep, so stuff will get buried in the bottom, unless you use the pouches for everything.
They are built well, and should last a very long time given the feet should protect the bottom.
I'd agree that they are quite small (I picked up the large thinking it was the medium), but the design would/could eliminate the need for a bivvy table. The internal storage space is still very good, but deep, so stuff will get buried in the bottom, unless you use the pouches for everything.
They are built well, and should last a very long time given the feet should protect the bottom.
In reply to Post #1
Product looks great but hey another bigger one and the feet need to be adjustable. The feet issue is a proper schoolboy error. My Free Spirit one may not last much longer and the Korda one looks a great replacement but the size and feet are an issue for me.
Product looks great but hey another bigger one and the feet need to be adjustable. The feet issue is a proper schoolboy error. My Free Spirit one may not last much longer and the Korda one looks a great replacement but the size and feet are an issue for me.
In reply to Post #8
I had the fox and free spirit ones... they were awkward to carry and not much room in main sections but they are handy stations. A rucker for me needs ample room in main compartment plus straps and /or room to carry clothing. Fox was bombproof.
I had the fox and free spirit ones... they were awkward to carry and not much room in main sections but they are handy stations. A rucker for me needs ample room in main compartment plus straps and /or room to carry clothing. Fox was bombproof.