>>101295>works well but if it broke would be a painThis is how I feel about most gear these days: it's fucking awesome and practical, but there are so many points where it can break that I'm scared of actually relying on it. As a /trv/ler who leaves for more than a month quite often, I can't afford to have my gear break.
Yet, I rarely had one of those things actually break. Pic related, two years later, this pack is as good as new.
