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Most interesting, many thanks David. I shall try to look out for their trading name maybe whilst surfing around online then.
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Trevor D Gamble wrote (see)
I have one of these Caghoppers things, but have now put it out to pasture by replacing it with the nice, more funky, better organised Snugpac ones.


The Snugpak one does look pretty good Trevor.

 Aarn Bodypack rucksacks look interesting too with the storage pouches on the front straps, but they seem hard to get hold of and come in bright colours (not too keen).

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Lots of folks don't like the natural greens and browns or more eathy colours that most bushcraft and ex army folks tend to prefer wearing outdoors, for sure. It almost seems to be that these days the less obtrusive colours in but a few instances are thrown in as a mere token for us folks, within a range comprised predominantly of bright garish colours.Not really my cup of tea either, bright colours in outdoors kit, generally speaking!
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