Re: Are there any good rucksacks?
 

fair enough... only posting this cus its my 1000th post whooooo hooooooooooooooo

Re: Are there any good rucksacks?
 

cool 1000 posts.

Re: Are there any good rucksacks?
 

yours is next post too!... how sad lol

Re: Are there any good rucksacks?
 

Not massively expensive surely?

Re: Are there any good rucksacks?
 

damn it's 1000 posts all round then :-D

Re: Are there any good rucksacks?
 

just a tad :)

Re: Are there any good rucksacks?
 

ok I'll settle for a tad expensive :mrgreen:

Re: Are there any good rucksacks?
 

Not expensive when you consider how well made they are and how long they last. You could quite easily wear out a couple of 50 quid cheapies and a daily used Kriega will still be perfect after the same amount of time. Some things really are worth the extra initial outlay.

Re: Are there any good rucksacks?
 

Yeah, but compare with, say, Camelbaks and you see them making bags that are just as well developed and made, for a lot less- plus the camelbaks come with the hydro packs into the bargain. They do a different job so I wouldn't recommend them for motorbikes, I think, but it does show the pricing of the Kriegas up for what it is. A decent, cheap rucksack will last for years too, and either will be destroyed in a sliding-on-your-back crash.

But they are sexeh.

Re: Are there any good rucksacks?
 

maybe your right lozzo but i've had my knox bag for a fair while and it's only a 30 quid bag and it's had a hammering and still looks good condition cant see it maybe just me being a tightwad though.