Originally Posted by prm
Originally Posted by Ed_T
Finding your shi* in your pack is called organization and experience.



I understand the sentiment, but I've found that really doesn't work as well for me. I simply don't get the time in the woods using the pack to where the location of everything becomes second nature when its nearly all in a main compartment. With my latest pack, I find myself hunting for things. I don't need a lot of pockets, but a few is preferable. My current pack is a Seek Outside pack with a two pocket Talon and I think two additional small pockets would be preferable. Not a big deal as is but I am looking for ways to keep a few items handy. They now have new talons and a lid with different pocket arrangements that I'll look into.

Edit: and the only thing on my chest is binos and a small cow call.


prm ..add a couple hipbelt pouches for small gear, or go to a day talon which has a lid integrated and is really a 5 pocket layout.

Myself, I'm with Ed. Too many pockets and I need a map to tell me where stuff is. I can make sense of 7 pockets like this
- Main Bag
- Bottle Pockets / Utility (2)
- Valuable pocket (Keys etc)
- Wet Pocket / Stuff it
- Optic Pocket
- Knives /Delorme etc ..

Beyond that, I get more and more confused.


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