My life line. #backpacksnob #Tadgear #tripleaughtdesign #fastpackedc #motusworld #cranelife #gearqueer
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My life line. #backpacksnob #Tadgear #tripleaughtdesign #fastpackedc #motusworld #cranelife #gearqueer
Best bag I've owned next to my GR1. #backpacksnob #tad #fastpackEDC #gearqueer
Thunder Bird Hills Thursday: The Dead Tracks
The next adventure of the Thunder Bird Hills was spent exploring the eerie dis-used train line of Takedao Hyogo…
Thunder Bird Hills: Suzuka Mountains Pt. 02
Here is the second part of the Thunder Bird Hills Suzuka Mountains series.
Fast Pack Friday: 2015
So after a break over the holiday season, we're back. We've got a good stock of posts building up and a great year of reviews and other features planned. This is going to be a good year…
To kick it all off, I thought I'd get our Fast Pack Friday feature (too many f words?) back up and running. This is also a little preview of the Ranger Hoodie that we'll be releasing the Recon for early this year.
Make sure you're following us on Instagram to get the chance to see unique previews of stuff we've got coming up.
Fast Pack Friday
Fast Pack Friday is finally back after taking a break for the giveaway.
Here is a great collection of packs owned by Scott Pierce. Down in front we have a Foliage Green FAST Pack Litespeed next to a Pelican case. Behind that is a Black FAST Pack EDC. Each of these carrying devises are sporting stickers or patches from Prometheus Design Werx and MOTUS. There's another patch in there that is classified, so I won't mention that!
In the background are a collection of bags that I've been really interested in trying out, called the Exploro that a friend recommended to me. You can check them out here. I've seriously only heard the highest praise for these bags, so they are definitely worth a look.
Fast Pack Friday: Inspired
I've chosen a bunch of images from the Triple Aught Design site that include packs and have provoked me, but the real idea behind this post is to inspire an active lifestyle. This is as much a message to myself as it is to you all.
It's often easy to focus too heavily on our equipment rather than the actual activities we 'need' the gear for. My wife (who always brings brilliant and much needed perspective to my life) helped me realise how far my perspective had shifted from the lifestyle to the gear. I'm so grateful for how she sharpens me and I love her to bits because of it.
So to remind myself of this lesson and to pass on what I've learned, let me end with this:
Don't forget only real reason for buying outdoor gear, and get outdoors. I will endeavour to do the same.
Images found on the Triple Aught Design store here
For those who have asked, products featured are:
Image 01: Fast Pack EDC, Field Cap, not sure about the shirt and Force 10 AC Cargo Pants. Image 02, 03 & 04: Fast Pack EDC, Stealth Hoodie LT, Ranger Hoodie LT, Covert DC Pants.
Fast Pack Friday: Frazier Damon – Pack Configuration
I got in touch with Frazier Damon (we've previously featured his pack here and here) when I heard reconfiguring his pack, and asked if he could detail how he went about it. Above shows his Fast Pack EDC and pouches all laid out ready to be set up and next to it his finished pack.
Here are his notes on his configuration:
Above: OP1 on the Beavertail. S1 and BC4 on top MOLLE row. Web dominator to help lock the Beavertail up. Glow zipper pull replacements (below).
Gear retractor in the cave pocket.
One great feature on this pack is the sleeping bag straps on the bottom of the pack came with buckles, something my Litespeed didn't have.
BC8 and SERE on the right side top.
Cobra knot on grab handle.
ITS/Zulu skeleton bottle holder and ITS Liberty bottle on left side top.
Replaced the stock buckle on the waist strap with an ITW cobra buckle.
S2 and iComm on shoulder straps.
RDDP1 on right side waist strap.
GPP1 on left side waist strap.
This amazing Fast Pack EDC can be purchased here (all colours currently in stock). For more information check out our review of this pack here.
The majority of the pouches are made by Triple Aught Design too (currently not available to buy new, except the OP1 and iComm occasionally) but the ITS Tactical Skeletonized Bottle Holder is available here.