3 day assault pack

**xtreme** · 06-09-2014, 16:36

So im very interested in getting my hands on the condor 3 day assault pack. Amazon has many options but they dont ship it to SA. Any suggestions? The bags4u site doesn't work any more and the galaxy site doesnt have them....

**Jacko** · 06-09-2014, 17:14

Originally Posted by xtreme

So im very interested in getting my hands on the condor 3 day assault pack. Amazon has many options but they dont ship it to SA. Any suggestions? The bags4u site doesn't work any more and the galaxy site doesnt have them....

I got mine at GI Combat Supplies in Cape Town. Google them.

I travel a lot, local and internationally, and it remains my go-to bag.

**Trundle** · 06-09-2014, 17:59

Originally Posted by xtreme

So im very interested in getting my hands on the condor 3 day assault pack. Amazon has many options but they dont ship it to SA. Any suggestions? The bags4u site doesn't work any more and the galaxy site doesnt have them....

Try this thread http://www.gunsite.co.za/forums/foru...-Introductions

Note the sticky

**Mr_Medic** · 06-09-2014, 18:08

5.11 rush 72 is not bad. Have played with a rush 48 recently was awesome.

**Raw1** · 07-09-2014, 23:27

Why don't you get yourself a medium Alice pack with an external frame. It's cheap enough to modify without breaking the bank and it's pretty comfortable.
http://willowhavenoutdoor.com/uncate...-l-i-c-e-pack/

**Peter Wells** · 05-12-2014, 08:04

I would definitely avoid the vests. In 1980 the army trialled the patt80 vest system and rejected it a just too hot and uncomfortable. If I remember correctly the system created a need for an extra 2L of water per day for decent hydration. Didn't get past trials at Oudtshoorn AFAIK. I donated my set to the War Museum where it is on display.

**Paul** · 05-12-2014, 08:15

Originally Posted by Peter Wells

I would definitely avoid the vests. In 1980 the army trialled the patt80 vest system and rejected it a just too hot and uncomfortable. If I remember correctly the system created a need for an extra 2L of water per day for decent hydration. Didn't get past trials at Oudtshoorn AFAIK. I donated my set to the War Museum where it is on display.

And the resulting 'Niemoller webbing' project brought us the Pre-pattern 83 and then the Pat 84 which were loads and loads better.

I found my Pre-pat 83 a month ago when clearing out my mom's house for sale. It is chocolate brown whereas the Pat 84 was more nutria, and was much lighter than the Pat 84 with more small pouches for grenades, etc. Also an internal map pouch on the left front.