Where's the best place to sell stuff these days?

[Tyla 3,179]

EBay would be my first port of call i think 

[Tyla 3,179]

1 minute ago, Balaur said:

I've bid on a couple of bits lately, amazing people don't check value new, both items went for a fiver less than buying brand new , tbh I'm looking at walking poles and a backpack and although I'll get a bargain on poles I'll probably buy a new pack.

Have a look on wish.com for poles and eBay for 2nd hand osprey back pack.

[Daniel cain 42,837]

Don't need no more than a 25/30 litre day pack.... 

[Daniel cain 42,837]

Joe ebay, go outdoors or sports direct for cheap rucksacks

Bought a karrimor 1 for holidays in November plain green.... Look on the website

[forest of dean redneck 11,189]

Millets got constant sales on as well.

[Tyla 3,179]

It all depends how far or steep you're planning to go. If it's just a mooch any bag will be fine but if you are carrying a decent weight up or down hill a decent quality and well fitting rucksack will make a big difference. 

[Accip74 7,112]

Decathlon are really worth a look. 

[Born Hunter 17,628]

10 hours ago, Tyla said:

It all depends how far or steep you're planning to go. If it's just a mooch any bag will be fine but if you are carrying a decent weight up or down hill a decent quality and well fitting rucksack will make a big difference. 

100%

I'm looking at getting a Osprey pack for various purposes but mostly as a backcountry pack. Only thing is their capacity range seems to top out at 70ish lts. You reckon that's enough? Can't help but think 100 is maybe better.

[mushroom 12,387]

On 10/03/2020 at 20:40, Daniel cain said:

Don't need no more than a 25/30 litre day pack.... 

That wouldn't cope with what I need to carry when off out into the sticks. The one I've got is massive lol fits everything in with nothing strapped outside. Last time I went, I weighed the backpack.... 37kg, nearly died on the way up

On 10/03/2020 at 20:12, Tyla said:

Have a look on wish.com for poles and eBay for 2nd hand osprey back pack.

All wish tries to sell me is gimp masks and butt plugs... oh and a pool cue tool

[Daniel cain 42,837]

23 hours ago, W. Katchum said:

My kids wouldn’t be seen dead with them

No fear was good kit when I was a kid

Born I use 1 of these if I'm on a trek for a few daysgot the 40 litre for little tabs

[Tyla 3,179]

2 hours ago, Born Hunter said:

100%

I'm looking at getting a Osprey pack for various purposes but mostly as a backcountry pack. Only thing is their capacity range seems to top out at 70ish lts. You reckon that's enough? Can't help but think 100 is maybe better.

I've got an osprey atmos 65l that I've used both NZ trips, couple of multi day back pack hunts. I wouldn't go any bigger personally, when it's full it's a fair weight and if you end up packing meat out you'll regret having the extra space to fill! 

[Born Hunter 17,628]

10 minutes ago, Tyla said:

I've got an osprey atmos 65l that I've used both NZ trips, couple of multi day back pack hunts. I wouldn't go any bigger personally, when it's full it's a fair weight and if you end up packing meat out you'll regret having the extra space to fill! 

Kurt put a 110lt pack on my back and it was absolutely rammed coming off! Nearly killed me, the b*****d! 

[Tyla 3,179]

8 hours ago, Born Hunter said:

Kurt put a 110lt pack on my back and it was absolutely rammed coming off! Nearly killed me, the b*****d! 

I think id still be up there if he'd done that to me! A full 65l was enough for me! It certainly makes you appreciate it here when you can extract deer with a truck or quad