I really like the Joey but £270 is a no.
Pa'lante Packs
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jeremyet
Summit Camper
Pa'lante Packs available from a little shop in Manchester, never heard of them so do your own research ...
Outsiders are part of the same group as Ellis Brigham and North Face - they are a bit more spendy gorpcore lifestyle than hardcore technical outdoors gear, but they are totally legit.
Those hipster tw... Oh they have some cool stuff I might visit at the weekend.Pa'lante Packs available from a little shop in Manchester, never heard of them so do your own research ...
Rolls Royces lack features too and no complains about that. Less is more.
I bought a Palante Ultralight from Outsider Store about a year and a half ago when they first imported them. They've cranked up the prices since then, mine was £210. The store is clearly aimed at fashion/outdoor crossover market but as a side effect they do import some great brands that are otherwise hard to find.
Still a lot for a small robic nylon pack but easily my favourite I own and the one I use the most.
Still a lot for a small robic nylon pack but easily my favourite I own and the one I use the most.
Jaco
Ultralighter
My wife and I popped into the Outsiders store in Camden this weekend. It's nice to have a physical shop with gear from Pa'lante, Montbell, Snow Peak etc., but I don't think they're going to survive very long if the staff don't pay any attention to the shoppers. £350 rain-jackets don't sell themselves!
The Palante clothing is made in conjunction with https://www.functionalclothinglab.com/ who is a pretty amazing outdoor clothing designer making some very innovative stuff
Yeah I had the same experience, I tried to strike up a conversation about some of the gear and they couldn't have cared less. I've actually never bought from the store, only online but also appreciate being able to look around. The Liverpool shop was unsurprisingly much friendlier when I went there.