Bergan Adaptions - everything you need to know.

[@RobertHardie]

Great video and explanation of how you go about the modifications, you should do a follow up video and follow a pack going through the process in the workshop.

[@richarddepledge960]

Excellent video. Well presented. Lot of thought and obvious experience applied to your products.

[@RH_Wildcamping]

Great vid. Really clear on what you do and why. Love the ending

[@stepevin923]

Definitely coming to see you guys, never knew you were just over the mountain from me. Boots and updated bergan i require. So need to come to you.

[@gabrielferaud8360]

I'm sorry but the right writing of that noun is "Bergen", a large rucksack bigger than 50 litres capacity. Greetings.

[@clivedunning4317]

Both spellings are correct ! Confusing isn't it !

[@gabrielferaud8360]

@clivedunning4317 Well, since that word is not in the Dictionary, yes, it is confusing.

[@clivedunning4317]

@@gabrielferaud8360 Well Gabriel, you might like to do some research on a certain Norwegian gentleman who designed the original rucksack that led to him forming the first production company. The chaps name was Mr Ole F BERGAN and his company was (strangely enough) "BERGANS of Norway". This was about 1908/1909. If you have the time and you are familiar with the Quora platform ; they have a very interesting article about the nomenclature of the rucksack and the reason why both spellings are acceptable. Best of luck with your research. Additionally, for your information, British dictionaries very seldom include words that are the surnames of actual people, this might be why your efforts to find the word in a dictionary might be fruitless. Happy Trails !

[@raspberrynipple9342]

Boring

[@gabrielferaud8360]

@@clivedunning4317 As far as I know Bergen is a Norwegian city.