Roycraft Pack Frame - Loadout

As promised ! I showed you how to make the pack frame , in this video I show you what I would pack onto the frame and how to assemble it, to make it easy to carry and weatherproof.
This project (and several other of my recent videos) was inspired by the teaching of the late Mors Kochanski - check out the others in the series.
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[@jackvoss5841]

I pack for canoeing or motorcycle, so use several dry bags. I put matches in every one. So far, that’s been a total waste. With any luck, those extra matches will remain a waste. Your bright orange fire kit around your neck is a very good idea. Courtesy of Half Vast Flying

[@Occupuyourspine]

I also carry the car window thing. 🤠 I only use this kind of frame I do not wrap all in the tarp I use a big bag with other bags inside. you are well practiced and have a real nice way of packing someone new to the scene would do well to copy you

[@clayton8944]

Congrats Neil on reaching 12k subscribers , no denying it is well deserved .

[@eseymour355]

Good job! Thanks you for doing your research on this. I learned from a friend that went to karamat and was taught how to make these. Yours is done correctly, which is awesome because the majority of what you see on KZbin with this pack is very wrong. Good job!

[@zaliothman375]

Excellent! Simple & effective

[@paganoutdoors3193]

Well done Neil with the 12 k subs, cool pack if your at a pinch, nice video mate, good health and safe travels my friend, blessed be, Craig

[@puddin94]

Very nice video thank you 😊👍

[@MichaelR58]

Good informational video , thanks for sharing , God bless !

[@66bigbuds]

Can't believe you got all that gear in that little pack. When I try it ends up close to 50lbs.

[@NEP_Chris]

Great video! Very informative! New subscriber!

[@greywindLOSP]

Sawyer great filter, but drop it & the large water bottle & get a GRAYL. Drop the wobbie & get a HELIKON TEC SWAG ROLL, also that pack didn't quite look like the one at the very end appears some extra cordage & realignment was done JMO! All in all well done.......ATB

[@greencraft4783]

A Grayl and a swagman roll!....thems for rich folks!!! It was the same setup at the beginning and end of the video, with just two jungle toggle cords set up like a capital A. I'm liking the look of the swagman roll....are they any good?

[@geoffreyburgess7639]

@@greencraft4783 good on you Neil. Brilliant start point for those on a beginner's budget

[@davef5916]

Would using a 3 x 3m tarp as the outer shell work? Or do you think it'd get damaged? Also, what would you estimate the rough weight of the roycraft frame is by itself?

[@apocosy]

Good stuff, appreciate it. I've looked through all your videos but I'm not seeing anything about that cutting board/spice kit... where's it hiding?

[@greencraft4783]

Mini Wannigan

[@davidnachbaur6805]

What brand haversack is the one you carry

[@alexandergutfeldt1144]

That looks like a very efficient approach! how heavy is your loadout (ballpark, not milligrams)

[@greencraft4783]

It came in at 16lbs for the pack including water and just over two pounds for the haversack

[@Mtn_eonin]

What smock are you wearing in this video?

[@greencraft4783]

It's one that is on Amazon for £25. Search "military anorak "

[@caffiend.]

Are you still making survival scarfs?

[@greencraft4783]

I am , there is a load in production as we speak

[@badhat3051]

what number saw would you recommend? opinel # 12 or # 18?

[@greencraft4783]

I like both, the 12 is my favourite. You need to take care mind, as if you snap the blade, you cannot replace them.

[@badhat3051]

@@greencraft4783 not replace the blade? Now that's a pity