tgdavies wrote:How do you measure your torso length for a backpack? Not exactly sure where mine starts and ends...
whynotwalk wrote:One extra thing to note: I have a Hyperlite Mountain Gear camera pod made of DCF, which clips neatly onto the sternum straps of the Wallaroo. This allows easy access to the camera while walking, and is both comfortable and waterproof. Of course astute gear freaks among you will note that the HMG camera pod costs almost as much as the whole Wallaroo pack itself!
north-north-west wrote:I've been eyeing those up but the cost is insane![]()
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whynotwalk wrote:
Well done to Neve Gear. This is a well thought-out pack, made in Australia, and at a great price. I'm not sure I'll use it on more extended trips, but I'm keen to test its limits.
cheers
Peter
Ms_Mudd wrote:I have had a Kakawa 55lt in small and have also owned a ULA Circuit and ULA CDT.
The Circuit sadly and first world problemly arrived in different colour way to what I ordered but aside from that, wasn't for me. Just didnt sit right/feel right. The CDT I used a bit and it carried great for a flameless pack, it felt better for me.
The Kakawa 55lt is super and an improvement on the features I really liked about the DD40 in a fit that is an improvement for me over the DD40.
Mine is first lot of Kakawa, pretty sure current batch has bigger front pocket
Roadtonowhere wrote:You are right. They are not made here. I have a Summit Gear Overland that is made in Katoomba. Considerably dearer but I am happy with it.
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