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 But still you get this deeper rook for maybe deeper items that, whatever you carried, maybe a larger camera bag that you're going to throw in here some other items. They just want that deeper size. This would be the right size for you important to note, though. The big difference between this and a gr1 is the lack of the frame sheet

 When you get it, they've been pretty good about throwing on patches on all those recently also free shipping. Anything over 95 bucks right now used to be free shipping on anything, but now it's over 95 free returns, but it doesn't work out, not the right size. For you personally um, then you can send it back, but for me personally, this is a great camera bag. This is a little bit shorter than i would use on an everyday carry bag just because the gr1's length fits me perfectly, the same size for the wrecker

 It is the quick and dirty on the radio, ruck goruck's original bag that uh before the gr1 and a comparable size, 21 liters, but again a little shorter frame without a frame sheet. So very nice bag not exactly like the gr1 little subtle differences. But if this is for you uh go check one out give this video a thumbs up and subscribe the channel, so you can see what's happening next, i'm gon na produce a few more videos on some of the goruck fleet of bags, comparing the geo one two And three, probably next, so you know what size is best for you, depending on what you're doing and what your goals are and how much gear you're carrying. But anyway, hope you like this video and go check out the gr1 on our website, link in the description and see you next time stay outside, enjoy the weather

 You need three rows for that to work out, but inside dimensions are the same about a half inch different on the height and width, and then the depth is significantly shallower and again this is a 20 liter bag. This is a 21 liter size. So that's pretty again, if you're a shorter frame again, i'm five, nine, and so the gr1 size really fits me perfectly. But this is gon na, be a great camera bag based off of its size and versatility, and it's a little bigger than the bullet 15 liter by about six liters

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 I use as my quick access pocket. What I do is the zippers on the front. I try and keep them anywhere towards the top. So, on the go, if I need to open it grab what I need and close it back up, the laura mesh pocket has my electronics pouch

 Is the laptop sleeve like I said this isn't EDC and it was designed as an EDC, so it does have a laptop pocket like all garlic bags to access it. You have to flip the straps back, I'm lucky enough, where I don't need to use this as a laptop of pocket. I actually have a back frame that evenly distributes the weight of the bag. The bag empty is already close to three pounds

 This bag is between 21 and 24 liters. I personally tend to think it falls along the 24 litre and it definitely holds more than some of my 19 or 20 liter backpacks. This bag is made from a thousand D Cordura and, like all the go rock backpacks, it has the slanted front flat pocket and the line of moly at the bottom. I did get a chance to use this bag for a little while before New York and New Jersey completely shut down, as I still had to go to work

 This is not a brown paper bag. It'S actually a packing cube um. This is a packing cube. I generally take with me when I stay at my boyfriend's house, so it has a weekend, maybe a third or fourth day's worth of clothes inside that packing cube

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 The bottom is flat, so i think packed out this bag will stand up on its own. So, let's just do that, let's pack it out since i'll use it for tomorrow, poor bullet, i have been loving, you so get my mask out, wallet keys and that's all that's in there on the inside, i've got this dad's fanny thing which i'm going to be Reviewing soon got this dan matsuda pouch, which is sexy, i got my wallet here up here. I'Ve got some stuff i need for corona and in the back in the back of this guy i have my laptop. So let's get that guy out laptop out

 I'Ve got some stuff i need for corona and in the back in the back of this guy i have my laptop. So let's get that guy out laptop out. There are no mysteries here um! Oh that's bothering me already. I'M just kind of yeah come on okay! Well, there's that gun in this main compartment i'll put this dan matsuda pouch

 They gave one of my favorites. The radio ruck is a goruck bag. That is small. Basically, it's for small frame people - i am a short short person um, it's it's! It'S short in stature like a and normally a gr1 would be something like this i'll show you next to my bullet

 Since i don't use my wallets very much and uh, let's see so my keys in this front guy my mask because i tend to use those things and this top one i'll put my corona stuff this and this this zippers are all ykk. These are taiwanese made. Ykk zippers, i can tell you already, which is okay um, they tend to be smooth. Go rocks take a little bit to get broken in, as you can see, um like this will take a little while to get smooth, whereas something like this bullet, which is already broken in, is just very smooth, but that's okay anyway, so that's it packed out

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 But you end up with what looks like say a mesh here and a mesh here and when i pack it out i'll kind of show you what i mean so i've got my headphones. So i can put my headphones in one of the mesh guys there. I'Ve got my hand sanitizer, so i can put my hand sanitizer in the other mesh guy there then i have my wallet, which is this daybreaker wallet from wayfinder. Carry that i really like and i'll just stick it in the mesh guy on the other side and then we're rolling and zipping that up front pocket now

 Or does that matter? I don't know, let's look at the back. Actually it does we'll talk about in a minute. The back. The straps are essentially the same from what i can see

 I'Ve got my hand sanitizer, so i can put my hand sanitizer in the other mesh guy there then i have my wallet, which is this daybreaker wallet from wayfinder. Carry that i really like and i'll just stick it in the mesh guy on the other side and then we're rolling and zipping that up front pocket now. This is something i really oh, there's something hiding in here hold on. Let me see yeah, okay, let's get that out of there

 The back. The straps are essentially the same from what i can see. Um the back panel itself, um, it's just slightly longer here, but it's basically the same thing. That does make a difference later, though, when we talk about laptops and how laptops work in here, but aside from that um that are those are the only exterior differences that you can see

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   On a trial hike, I loaded it up with whatever I could fit in it and it handled the load fantastically. Everything about this pack is comfortable. On a day-long hike I would be hard pressed to use all the space it provides, even when including a jacket and some extra clothing. However the straps cinch everything down very nicely and there is no feeling of unused space, or things shifting

  The amount of storage in it extremely impressive, as is the way it distributes the load.  I'm 6'2 and 300lbs.  I'm a fat hiker.  The frame adjusted perfectly, and the waist belt actually fit!  This has not been the case with other packs

  I'm a fat hiker.  The frame adjusted perfectly, and the waist belt actually fit!  This has not been the case with other packs.   On a trial hike, I loaded it up with whatever I could fit in it and it handled the load fantastically. Everything about this pack is comfortable

Spacious and comfortable

I wouldn"t expect anything less from Kelty, they have done it again with there 50L. Love all the pockets an storage compartments. Very comfortable backpack.

Excellent quality

. not sure of all the hate in the comments. I’ve used the 50L Redwing (both a very old version and the 2019 version) for carry-on travel all over the US, Latin America, SE Asia and even Aus/NZ since 2010 and never had problems. I think it’s a great travel bag (panel loading, external pockets, organization), but definitely doesn’t have any urban aesthetic so you’ll look like a traveler

 I’ve used the 50L Redwing (both a very old version and the 2019 version) for carry-on travel all over the US, Latin America, SE Asia and even Aus/NZ since 2010 and never had problems. I think it’s a great travel bag (panel loading, external pockets, organization), but definitely doesn’t have any urban aesthetic so you’ll look like a traveler.

Ideas for improving Kelty Redwing 44 to make it a better travel bag

Pillow: You don't need to spend 40 quid on a pillow. I had a dirt cheap one from Trekology that worked just fine until I managed to puncture it (my fault), and I replaced it with a no name version that's virtually identical and has worked ever since.

Sleeping pad: As a side sleeper (again), the foam pads are shit and you will not be comfortable. Inflatable ones are where you want to look. I have the Klymit pads - they claim it takes about a dozen breaths to inflate it, and they're not far off. Packs down to the size of can of beer, so easier to fit in your bag than the foam ones

 Hey Backpackers, yet another newbie looking for info here.   


I've recently decided to get back into camping and unlike when I used to destination camp as a teen, I've been wanting to do more backpacking, starting my home country (The UK) to see some of the sights and then, assuming I don't somehow get abducted by sheep, I'd like to progress onto longer, more self-sufficient trips across mainland Europe (Mainly the Balkans)

Right now I have some really old camp gear that is either very heavy or not in a condition I'd like to rely on when adventuring. My first planned trip (And the one I'd like to have at least some starter gear for) is an 86 mile walk along Hadrian's Wall, mostly just rough/craggy fells and moors for the most part.

Below is what my main gear considerations are so far (and link a google doc I've made to remind myself too), I'd appreciate any Criticism or suggestions since I'm new to this and most of the sources I've checked have either been older (worried there may be better options) or seem to be US Specific (Sourcing some things like Teton sports sleeping bags is a nightmare)

**My requirements/info**

* **Backpacking on foot to destinations where I would camp**
* **multiple day trips, likely up to a week to start,** 
* **Mostly alone or with one friend.** 
* **My budget can be up to £1000** but I'd much rather start with "Okayish" equipment and then upgrade things as I go, starting with the critical things, though the temptation to buy an Osprey Atmos is tempting. The link below should show my current purchase plans in more detail but this is the summary so far.

**Main Concerns**

* **Tent** \- **Wild Country Zephyros** or **Snugpak Ionosphere** £179 (I haven't found a cheaper tent that seems worth going cheaper yet)
* **Backpack - Karrimor Panther 65 (£65)** or **Osprey Atmos AG 65 £220** \- I wouldn't mind some middling alternatives if there are any that seem worth it, though I'm tempted to buy a used Atmos I've seen for £100
* **Hiking Boots -** **Inov8 Roclite 345 (£149)** These don't seem too unreasonable and I've seen them recommended multiple times, the only thing I've been advised so far is to get some lighter shoes for comfort but I'm worried those may not stand much wear.
* **Water Filters &amp; Bottles - Lifestraw (£20)** This seemed useful enough coupled with some regular water bottles, though I've heard I may need to look into bladders etc for longer treks, suggestions for these would be great though I should look into Sawyers alternatives.
* **Sleeping Bags -** **Mcotta cotton flannel (£39)** or **Teton Sports Celsius XXL $70** I've struggled choosing a sleeping bag since there are SO MANY options and lots of opinions ranging from "Just sleep under a blanket" to "You need a huge cinnabar mummy sleeping bag or you'll die". I'm a side sleeper and would prefer something with more space, though getting space + Lightweight for backpacking sounds impossible, suggestions here would be amazing.
* **Sleeping Pads - Therm-a-Rest Z-Lite SOL £40** or **Yellowstone Insulated Foam £5** I've been told both works together well which is tempting except I think I might be overpacking majorly. I've also looked into self-inflating options but I'm out of my depths and feel like they're going to be huge weight problems.
* **Tarp vs Footprint -** I understand Tarps are universally useful so will default to one of these unless footprints are a better option, from what I've seen footprints seem to be either very heavy or tent specific (Rei site)

**Other items**

* **Raincover -** Still figuring this one out, I'm assuming it's just like a tarp?
* **Trekking Poles -** I saw some Cascade Mountain Techs that seemed worth the £15
* **Stoves -** Currently eyeballing the Shayson Portable £20, I've heard Jetboils might be worth looking at.
* **Pillows -** I'll settle for something cheap like a Trekmates Deluxe Pillow £5 to start (unless anyone knows a better alternative that isn't £40+
* **Headlamps v Torches v Lanterns -** So far I'm leaning to getting an okay headlamp and a cheap, light camp light for at nights since I don't plan on doing much trekking after dark (Yet)
* **Camp Utensils &amp; Tools -** Any suggestions here would be great, ideally a good utensil set that is light (pot/plate/cup/spoon/fork), tools ranging from a Swiss army knife to a Trowel.
* **First Aid Kit -** I have this mostly covered unless there is anything I may need that a regular FAK wouldn't include.

Those are my main considerations for now, though I'm also looking into buying some much more trekking appropriate clothing (places like Steinadler and Military Surplus stores seem to be my best option so far)

Sorry for being yet another newbie asking generic question X, I did try to do as much of the work as I could but I'm trying to prepare as best as possible so I don't ruin my first real solo trek.

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Hey folks, shane here with in wild today, we're checking out the women's redwing 50 pack from our friends at kelty. This pack has all the features you need for short overnights or summer backpacking at a budget friendly price point. Let'S take a look at the details: [ Music ], if you're searching for your first backpacking pack or something to replace your trusty bag, that's finally, given up the ghost, it can be overwhelming to sift through all of the options out there, not to mention a lot Of them can be pretty expensive, the red wing offers great storage options, size, adjustability and a women's specific fit all at a really reasonable price. The ventilated back panel provides great support and manages moisture well, which is great for use in the warmer months

 Let'S take a look at the details: [ Music ], if you're searching for your first backpacking pack or something to replace your trusty bag, that's finally, given up the ghost, it can be overwhelming to sift through all of the options out there, not to mention a lot Of them can be pretty expensive, the red wing offers great storage options, size, adjustability and a women's specific fit all at a really reasonable price. The ventilated back panel provides great support and manages moisture well, which is great for use in the warmer months. The torso length is adjustable, so this pack can easily accommodate users of different sizes. The shoulder straps and hip belt are shaped specifically for female users to maximize comfort on the trail, something i really love about

Kelty Redwing 50 Women's Pack

 There make sure that the load is not shifting on you without you wanting it to and on the inside. We do have a hydration sleeve and that also doubles as a laptop sleeve. So if you're using this in the backcountry, you've got your hydration at the ready, if you're, traveling or if you're in an urban environment, you can use that for your laptop and have comfortable and safe storage for your electronics. So really nice organizational features a very comfortable back panel on the Redwing 50 and an innovative and unique opening provide really good structure, really good support and just overall versatility, it's the Kelty Red Wing 50

 We'Ve got a nice organizer pocket as well, so single zipper just going to access really easy pocket there for small items. Maps travel necessities, extra snacks, if you're out on the trail, but a really nice top pocket on the backpack there on either side, we've got two larger pockets. So if you're on the trail - and you need your water filter, your first-aid kit - maybe a stove you've - got a really nice pocket there to store that gear in pretty sizable. So you can definitely fit some larger items in there

 If you're traveling, you can store your travel necessities there to have quick and easy access to so a nice pocket on the front. Another u-shaped zipper there on the top on that kind of hood ish portion. We'Ve got a nice organizer pocket as well, so single zipper just going to access really easy pocket there for small items. Maps travel necessities, extra snacks, if you're out on the trail, but a really nice top pocket on the backpack there on either side, we've got two larger pockets

 So if you're using this in the backcountry, you've got your hydration at the ready, if you're, traveling or if you're in an urban environment, you can use that for your laptop and have comfortable and safe storage for your electronics. So really nice organizational features a very comfortable back panel on the Redwing 50 and an innovative and unique opening provide really good structure, really good support and just overall versatility, it's the Kelty Red Wing 50. You 

 So if you're on the trail - and you need your water filter, your first-aid kit - maybe a stove you've - got a really nice pocket there to store that gear in pretty sizable. So you can definitely fit some larger items in there. If you need to, we've also got lower stretch, water bottle, pockets or just your pockets. If you want to use those for accessory gear and that's on either side of the pack, a really neat feature behind this pocket, there's actually a really cool pass-through

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