Rucksack
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bushcraftuk is an excellent place to look if you want something in the 80l + class.
Mauser do a handy sized rucksack. I squeezed everything in earlier this year for my trip to SA. Admittedly we stopped off at a supermarket to pick up some toiletries, toothpaste, shampoo etc.
the last few years I’ve traveled I’ve hung everything up in my wardrobe and noted what never got used/worn. With a daily wash and warm weather your kit can be minimal.
the last few years I’ve traveled I’ve hung everything up in my wardrobe and noted what never got used/worn. With a daily wash and warm weather your kit can be minimal.
Freeforester
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More South Pole than S Africa…
Out of interest why not just use whatever you normally would for clothes etc - holdall or carry on suitcase?
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That is what I thought. I like a duffel back with rucksack straps because it makes it easier to carry and doesn't take up much space when empty.
That made me chuckle. On the rare occasions I go anywhere I just stuff a few clothes and a toothbrush in my stalking backpack. Probably just as well that I've never tried to get through an airport
For SA you won't have much stuff Go in what you will wear out there and have 2 sets in your bag You will get laundry done every day I find a soft holdall best as it will squish into overhead locker spaces that a carry on suitcase won't
I use Aldi's fishing holdall whenever I escape, sorry go away shooting.
Loads of fishing stores do similar about 25 quid.
Side / end pockets for toiletries, main bit easily holds 4 sets of clobber .
Longer stays either army Rucksack or Decathlon pouch both 100l
Loads of fishing stores do similar about 25 quid.
Side / end pockets for toiletries, main bit easily holds 4 sets of clobber .
Longer stays either army Rucksack or Decathlon pouch both 100l
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