| Using his MSR Hyperflow waterfilter, Nalgene Bottle, TRUSpec Mulitcam BDUs, Condor Beenie, Altama Combat Boots and Princeton Tec Headlamp. Jason Hileman - Los Osos |
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| Here's a picture of me out on a dayhike on Islay Creek Trail in Montana de Oro State park. My rig is a complete set of nylon ALICE web gear purchased from "S.L.O. Camp `N Pack". The mag pouches carry small bits of kit, such as signal mirror, fire starters, flashlight, multi-tool, etc. The butt pack carries First aid kit, Esbit stove, Gorilla Tape and 550 paracord, etc. A light jacket and poncho are slung beneath the butt pack. Two canteen covers, canteens and cup. I presently carry a T.O.P.S. "Battle Cry" side knife but am planning to replace this with a G.I. hatchet/cover. This rig is super-comfortable and carries everything I would need in an emergency situation. I plan to use this rig for a planned climb up Mount Whitney later this year. Manny Silva Los Osos |
| Here is a before and after photo of a truck which has been painted with spray paint from SLO Camp 'N' Pack. Jim Pickens - Morro Bay |
| Picture of a Condor 3 Day Assault Pack in Multicam, 1Pt Tactical Sling and SOG Seal Pup knife on a pig hunting trip! Blake Rowen - San Luis Obispo |
| Carried my camping gear in/on my Camp `N Pack purchased Swedish M38 rucksack [see pic]. Awesome rucksack...old school construction from canvas and leather. Very comfortable with the external frame all for $20 bucks. The leather straps on the side of the bag [intended for ski poles I think] work great for carrying a camp knife. Dinner was made on a folding stove with ESBIT fuel and canteen cup from Camp `N Pack [see pics]. Found that one Esbit tablet will make a fairly warm meal, but wouldn't boil with my stove. I've read similar reports elsewhere about Esbit. Have had better luck with Trioxane but it's getting hard to find. I carry some foil in my canteen cup to cover the top and make a heat dam around the stove, both to help trap heat. I'd also recommend a thin scouring pad in the bottom of the cup for cleanup. Manny Silva, Los Osos |
| AMK Heatsheet Blanket made into an emergency shelter with only the blanket and some paracord! |