Equipment - helmet, via ferrata kit, water bladder...
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| Sitback1. 08. 2017 22:46:25 |
Well, you can always buy better (or worse)  Big thanks for all the tips, I'll follow them!
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| Potholer14. 08. 2017 21:51:13 |
Hello, interested in opinions on these two backpacks 1
2 or which is more suitable for 1-2 day trips, via ferratas, mountaineering.
Thanks for reply!
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| Potholer14. 05. 2018 12:33:06 |
Considering buying a 3L water bladder. Never had or used one, so interested in opinions if it's a sensible investment or not for 1 or multi-day trips over rough terrain?
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| coffee14. 05. 2018 13:19:53 |
Probably bottom line no big difference between such a bladder and two 1.5L bottles, if drinking from bladder suits you and price is no issue.
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| turbo14. 05. 2018 18:11:47 |
I happily use the bladder on longer ski touring descents, where stopping just to take a few sips is unnecessary. Also on tours of four-thousanders I used it gladly, as it paid off to sip isotonic drink continuously in small amounts. Likewise I have the bladder in the backpack when heading on a longer via ferrata, where you just can't remove the backpack to quench thirst. I use Deuter 2 l (quite old model) for years and it still serves excellently.
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| darinka414. 05. 2018 19:00:06 |
But I accidentally a few years ago via online sales spotted a backpack 45+. It was the last piece and discounted. I don't know exactly how much. I called, it's safer and since I couldn't choose the color - last piece, I asked if they can discount more. Friendly. Final price was 100 euros, because backpacks of that brand are quite expensive. Already the next day they delivered it free. But I don't use the bladder. Check the website factorystore-they have some discounted models there.
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