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Re: hill people gear
snubbie #8302543 11/29/13
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Originally Posted by snubbie
Originally Posted by remington79
I only have their kit bag but I love it. I don't find it to be too big, just right for stuff you need on hand without having to take your pack off.

The kit bag is very well made and thought out. I recommend it to my friends.


This. I also have their tarahumara pack. Great little daypack that can be used as a "pod" on a larger pack. Thr kitbag can be worn alone or, with the harness removed, hooked to the shoulder straps of whatever pack you're carrying.

I love my kitbag. Its one of my most favorite pieces of gear.

And I'm looking hard at their Paradox. But that will require getting rid of a couple others first.


I came back and read this and realized my mistake. The Paradox pack is not a HPG product but rather SO. One of those "duh" moments.

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Re: hill people gear
gwl #8303114 11/29/13
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Originally Posted by gwl
Ed T do you use the tara as a compression on your epic or paradox frame?. If it would work that seems like a neat set up.


I haven't yet but likely will try it at some point. It would require retrofitting the compression straps on the Tara to 3/4" but that would be easy enough to do
Main reason I haven't is the Epic has a pocket style compression panel and the Paradox has the Talon compression pocket.

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Re: hill people gear
Ed_T #8446469 01/08/14
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Rekindling an older topic. This is really a neat setup. I use it for Daypack. The Highlander attached to my Kifaru Duplex Frame. Its Sleek and very low profile.

http://i1066.photobucket.com/albums...e%20Gear/20131208_090125_zpsb36f0176.jpg

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Re: hill people gear
SHTFCO #8447979 01/08/14
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Stick that is a nice setup. I got a ute and will get a tarahumera soon
Re: hill people gear
gwl #8448165 01/09/14
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At times I wonder if Evan and Scott hired the same hippies that came up with "Lallapalooza Music Festival" to name their packs?


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Re: hill people gear
DanAdair #8448875 01/09/14
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Originally Posted by DanAdair
At times I wonder if Evan and Scott hired the same hippies that came up with "Lallapalooza Music Festival" to name their packs?



IIRC, they are both anthropologists, not blue-collar hicks like you and me. We have to forgive them for that. I think the names sort of "sing" anyway. If you ever remember one of 'em, you always will. The indian thing is rather natural for a westerner anyway.
Re: hill people gear
Take_a_knee #8453361 01/10/14
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The BRO


I refer to mine as the BRO. And as far as the usefulness of this bit of kit, I will be burned on a funeral pyre Viking style wearing my BRO when I pass from Gods green earth.
Re: hill people gear
Jcubed #8469099 01/14/14
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Originally Posted by Jcubed
Love the kit bags.


Me too!! The Kit Bag is my go to hunting rig. THe backpack stays in the ATV box all the time.

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