Plunder dogs
For those that have had problems or those wanting to order it seems Pete from plunder dogs has been resurrected and is back to making bags again.
http://www.plunderdog.com/ |
Rog
Can you give a real world example of volume...ie how much stuff can you cram in em |
Originally Posted by bfd70
(Post 13385788)
Rog
Can you give a real world example of volume...ie how much stuff can you cram in em I had a liter bottle of gas, two water bottles, box of granola bars, phone charger and some tools in one bag. I had my rain suit, two rolled shirts, more tools and 2Dcell flashlight in the other. I could probably have squeezed some more small stuff into each bag as I did not need to loosen the straps to close them off. I can also say I went through hours of down pours and all of my stuff stayed dry. |
I havent crammed as much stuff as Mad did but that sounds about right. A guy could get enough in there for an overnight motel stay.........a girl could not :) They do resist water a bit. I also have the tool pouch on front where I keep my smokes and cell. Went through a 10 minute downpour and my stuff was still dry.
He stuff is off the charts expensive.....but they're pretty damn good. |
Originally Posted by Rog48
(Post 13386375)
I havent crammed as much stuff as Mad did but that sounds about right. A guy could get enough in there for an overnight motel stay.........a girl could not :) They do resist water a bit. I also have the tool pouch on front where I keep my smokes and cell. Went through a 10 minute downpour and my stuff was still dry.
He stuff is off the charts expensive.....but they're pretty damn good. |
Mine was deformed also, especially after this camping trip with the girlfriend. The downpour happend the day after we set up camp and were out riding. To be safe I now keep a sandwhich baggy in the tool pouch :)
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Thanks guys.
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