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Accidental double post

It's 34liters but over 70 when expanded and fully loaded. I should have just waited until I get back to Toronto and posted my review with my own pictures, I'm just visiting family on the East Coast right now and living out of an extremely overloaded guitar case. I wonder what gems I'll find on...

Sorry I should've included this info in my review from the get-go. I've had the pack for 4 years now, it's been through the war, figuratively. I only ever had one rip which was in the seldom used polyester hamper which comes out the bottom, and it was full of sharp tools which that compartment...

The critical opinions are important to me though, don't get me wrong here. I need to know cuz I haven't had this thing south of the border yet but I will this spring. Canada's a little different I guess, people up here tend to haul great big expensive "Armageddon" bags more often than not.

To each his own. It's not a "flashy" pack anymore, got a lot of rust and grime on it and with the bottom bladder out the bag more than doubles in size. In fact the day I got it I emptied the contents of my loaded ALICE into it and still had room for the empty ALICE and more. When I get home...

There have been eyeballers, I won't lie. That's why my knife stays in my pocket rather than in the bag. The cost is next to nothing really, a day's worth of hustling. In Canadian currency even.

The Oakley kitchen sink is the greatest backpack of all time in my humble opinion. It'll cost you between $100 to $350 depending on which version, but the one I'm showing here is the standard and it can be had for around $150 if you shop around, $200 if you buy it from Oakley. Maybe a bit on...