[mKosel]

im lookin for a new bob, something big with lots of pockets.
how bout one of these?

http://www.scheelssports.com/webapp...logId=10101&productId=164588&categoryId=59659

http://www.scheelssports.com/webapp...alogId=10101&productId=70386&categoryId=59659

 

[kev]

Neither one in my opinion.

Get either a large molle pack with internal sleep system, or a large alice pack.

 

[mKosel]

were you specificly talking to me about the survival gear thing? where is that?

 

[SurvivalKid]

Like Kev said, try an Alice pack. They come in a couple sizes, check sportsman guide for good deals on them!

 

[ptman678]

just got the Sentinel 65 which is the slightly larger version of the 55 in order to compare to some other frame packs for use as a first pack for Boy Scout hiking.Construction of the two appears to be roughly the same. I will be sending the 65 back; the aluminum frame bars are flimsy ( 1/8" thick x 1" wide) and provide minimal support. Also, no horizontal support structure connects the frame bars so the main compartment of the pack "flexes" along the axis from the users head to foot. I would advise against, there are much better constructed packs out there.

 

[Irish Militant]

im lookin for a new bob, something big with lots of pockets.
how bout one of these?

http://www.scheelssports.com/webapp...logId=10101&productId=164588&categoryId=59659

http://www.scheelssports.com/webapp...alogId=10101&productId=70386&categoryId=59659

Nope, I looked at those in Omaha the other day...In my opinion they are junk! I would imagine they would work fine if you leave it in your closet and never use them. For the same price you can get a used Kelty or MILsurp online.

 

[BigDudeGeorge]

They're nice packs, but not a whole lot of pockets. It would be great if you were throwing everything in it and moving on, but it doesn't sound like what you're looking for. I was going to suggest Kev's video. It helped me tons!