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#70763 - 08/07/06 02:17 PM Maxpedition Proteus
Vader Offline
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Registered: 07/29/06
Posts: 11
Hi, I was thinking of buying a Maxpedition Proteus for my EDC when I'm on expeditions. Does anybody out there own one? Are you satisfied with it? Has anybody written a review of the pack?? Anything helps,

Thank you

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#70764 - 08/07/06 02:56 PM Re: Maxpedition Proteus
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#70765 - 08/07/06 04:14 PM Re: Maxpedition Proteus
Frankie Offline
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Registered: 09/19/03
Posts: 736
Loc: Montréal, Québec, Canada

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#70766 - 08/07/06 04:21 PM Re: Maxpedition Proteus
Ors Offline
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Registered: 09/16/05
Posts: 664
Loc: Florida, USA
I really like mine. I use it to EDC what usually goes in my cargo pockets and on my belt when I don't have a belt or pockets.

I like the Versapack quality to it, because I can stow the belt when I don't feel like using it. It is just the right size for what I use it for, and built like a tank.

I have a Grimloc carabiner on too, which has come in handy.

I think you'll be happy with the quality.

I was so impressed with the quality that I bought a Max Devildog for when I need a bigger EDC bag.
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#70767 - 08/07/06 10:23 PM Re: Maxpedition Proteus
Equipped4Chicago Offline
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Registered: 10/09/05
Posts: 75
Loc: Chicago
So would this be under the catergory of a DAY PACK? Or a BackPack?

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#70768 - 08/08/06 06:11 PM Re: Maxpedition Proteus
Vader Offline
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Registered: 07/29/06
Posts: 11
Itwould be considered a daypack I would say. It has a 4,5 litter capacity i beleive.

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#70769 - 08/14/06 03:16 PM Re: Maxpedition Proteus
jamesraykenney Offline
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Registered: 03/12/04
Posts: 316
Loc: Beaumont, TX USA
4.67L to be exact...
But I would have SWORN it was at MOST 1.5L to 2.0L
4.67L... Hmmm... that is amazing...
I guess it is because it does not look like you could even fit a quart milk container in the thing... But it does seem to expand rather well... Strange...

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