Am I eligible?I'll give you $100,000,000 to wear jean shorts for an hour
Am I eligible?I'll give you $100,000,000 to wear jean shorts for an hour
For $100,000,000 I'll wear them for a year!I'll give you $100,000,000 to wear jean shorts for an hour
Shoot, for that I'll wear them while giving a dry lap dance to a clydesdale.For $100,000,000 I'll wear them for a year!
I will concede to these two exceptions (born 1969)Wrong.
1970s, and forever if you're Farah Faucet or Daisy Duke.
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reminds me of a shirt... I'm not gay but $20 is $20I'll give you $100,000,000 to wear jean shorts for an hour
I sold mine and bought a 44 mag when they had come out with it and love it but I still miss my DT2 every day.I'm still using a duplex timberline 2. Really like the layout. Only Kifaru bag I've ever owned.
That was keannu Reeves in "my own private Idaho".reminds me of a shirt... I'm not gay but $20 is $20
But you proved his point because you don’t have the money to back your talk.I'll give you $100,000,000 to wear jean shorts for an hour
@WTFJohn - your user name is appropriate. WTF????There's a lot of people around here that can't handle the amount of testosterone in the picture below, viewer beware.
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@WTFJohn - your user name is appropriate. WTF????
You have identified the exact appeal. It's modularity, multiple packs, lids, and pockets available to fit your needs. Once the pack is set up there's no fuss and it's just like any other bag.Maybe I'm just an idiot (most likely the case) but I never got the appeal of kifaru packs. Every video I saw looked like you'd need 2 hours and a PhD to figure out how to put the pack together with all the straps and buckles. Add in trying to do that with a boned out animal, in the dark, in freezing temps... I'll pass.
I'm more of a keep it simple stupid kinda guyYou have identified the exact appeal. It's modularity, multiple packs, lids, and pockets available to fit your needs. Once the pack is set up there's no fuss and it's just like any other bag.
Well actually The first Kifaru bags were just one big bag. Minimal if no pockets. Very simple.I'm more of a keep it simple stupid kinda guy
But you get to pay for the extra material, straps, and buckles by having a really heavy pack.You have identified the exact appeal. It's modularity, multiple packs, lids, and pockets available to fit your needs. Once the pack is set up there's no fuss and it's just like any other bag.
Well actually The first Kifaru bags were just one big bag. Minimal if no pockets. Very simple.
The draw to me for Kifaru was the comfort with loads. I’ve tested alot lot of packs and they always seem to carry weight the best for me.
They have made a few bags over the years I thought looked awesome and I regret not getting and also a few that I didn’t see any reason for. I’d still love to try an older timberline 2 or 3Maybe I'm just an idiot (most likely the case) but I never got the appeal of kifaru packs. Every video I saw looked like you'd need 2 hours and a PhD to figure out how to put the pack together with all the straps and buckles. Add in trying to do that with a boned out animal, in the dark, in freezing temps... I'll pass.