That snow is beautiful,, been in Florida soooo many years that i forgot what it feels like.. Thank's for the review 👍 I'm humping a Mardingtop 75 Liter, now i wish i had the cfp 90..
I've owned one of these packs for years. A couple recommendations. Bend the aluminum staves to your back. It makes it much more comfortable. If carrying patrol pack to the top via buckles. Keeps the weight vertical rather than pulling you back.
Thanks for the review. Probably the 2nd only decent review of this pack I've ever seen on CZcams. I got an issued CFP-90 a couple of years ago I really like the design, been trying to get out and use it. Plus looking for the right size tent to fit into the the large outside pocket. Was definitely going to use it for winter camping which I haven't done in a long time and want to do again.
Jeff Richards I would definitely use this pack again for winter. Although outdated, it’s still a great pack. I’m still not even close to having an ultralight outfit so his pack will work for the hikers who can’t afford the lighter stuff.
@@WintersKamp Thanks again, first video review of anyone using the CFP-90 and hiking with it. I also heard those reviews of the plastic piece breaking too. I think that's why I've had it for about 2 years now and was nervous to try it out, worried that it would blow up on me out in the middle of nowhere. But like you said, it's meant to hold at least 75 lbs. I hope I'll never load it that heavy LOL.
Haha no way your wearing the TRU-SPEC TRU pants in olive I've got those actually wore mine today. I did a video review also! ( czcams.com/video/FU3rhRKXJYI/video.html )
That snow is beautiful,, been in Florida soooo many years that i forgot what it feels like..
Thank's for the review 👍
I'm humping a Mardingtop 75 Liter, now i wish i had the cfp 90..
I've owned one of these packs for years. A couple recommendations. Bend the aluminum staves to your back. It makes it much more comfortable. If carrying patrol pack to the top via buckles. Keeps the weight vertical rather than pulling you back.
Thank you😺
Great review, man.
Thanks for the review. Probably the 2nd only decent review of this pack I've ever seen on CZcams. I got an issued CFP-90 a couple of years ago I really like the design, been trying to get out and use it. Plus looking for the right size tent to fit into the the large outside pocket. Was definitely going to use it for winter camping which I haven't done in a long time and want to do again.
Jeff Richards I would definitely use this pack again for winter. Although outdated, it’s still a great pack. I’m still not even close to having an ultralight outfit so his pack will work for the hikers who can’t afford the lighter stuff.
@@WintersKamp Thanks again, first video review of anyone using the CFP-90 and hiking with it. I also heard those reviews of the plastic piece breaking too. I think that's why I've had it for about 2 years now and was nervous to try it out, worried that it would blow up on me out in the middle of nowhere. But like you said, it's meant to hold at least 75 lbs. I hope I'll never load it that heavy LOL.
please somebody help me my pack doesn't have the yoke part the strap are just sewn on the pack!!!
@@cctproductions6976 More than likely you have an aftermarket product i.e. Rothco, Fox Outdoors, etc...
The lite fighter tent fits, an 8×8 canvas tarp and tent steaks also fit
Nice pack,it deserved more recondition. I have not seen these before, am on the lookout,
Running down a source, $125.00.
More of you walking in the woods than a full review!
Thanks for the comment. Although some footage is me “walking through the woods”, I like to show people how the pack fits and rides while hiking.
More like late 80s i seein it in about 1988 or 89
Haha no way your wearing the TRU-SPEC TRU pants in olive I've got those actually wore mine today.
I did a video review also!
( czcams.com/video/FU3rhRKXJYI/video.html )
Codename Hannibal I love them. Especially the knee pad compartment.
@@WintersKamp I don't use the knee pad insert, have you had time to watch any of my videos yet?
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