u/ThrowRAcks

Has anybody tried it? I'm -thisclose- to getting one. How on earth do they get that closed loop of paracord for the handle??

A slick Chrome MXD Pace Totepack and an older Quechua fanny pack! I didn't get either of them since but they were still cool to see! (I was super tempted on the totepack but it had a large rip in the lining)

A custom backpack made to be like the Patagonia MLC Mini 30L but a bit bigger at about 40L, an extra set of loops, on the front, a keychain clip inside the quick access pocket and load lifters. I'm selling it because it was the first prototype version and I had a 2nd one made with some revisions. Never been used! Located is the US.

Hope someone can have some fun with it! DM me with an offer if you want.

More pics: https://imgur.com/a/CZKv7FM

Virtually everything on it it repurposed material from the old backpack. The only thing that isn't is the shoulder strap! The plastic inside was becoming really sticky and one of the shoulders straps had a huge rip on the webbing so I'm happy with what I managed to save!

Maybe the best bang for buck in terms of thrift finds I've ever had! Needed a bit of cleaning but it was $4!

Been a really great way for me to learn!

I was inspired by u/Silent_Ice1602 and made a backpack! This first version has A LOT of issues, so I didn't both finishing the shoulder strap, or inside hem but I have a lot of ideas for another go at it.

It was made with whatever I had on hand, I would normally not do black and red... I'm hoping to maybe do a red/tan or tan/orange for the v.2!