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Campfire 'Bwana
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I've been using sustainment pouches to segregate different kits for my daypacks, 2 pouches per pack, and for the 64 quart plastic tote box that I keep in my car, 8 to 10 pouches per box. They are very handy, rugged, and inexpensive. I was wondering if other guys are using them and if so, what are you using them for?

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I'm not that fancy. I use 1 and 2 gal ziplock freezer bags for packing.


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I have one to add to my Mtn Rambler if I need more volume. I think I can add two side by side on the PALS across the front of the pack. Small stuff sacks and ziplocs for organization in the pack.


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I use ziplocks to organize within the sustainment pouches and because the sustainment pouches aren't waterproof.


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