Ok so i just bought this bag from walmart for 20 bucks. 28 liters

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Well my 4t degee sleeping bag fit right in. In a compression sack. You could probably fit a real down bag in here. But no walmart brand bags. There are 2 hanging loops on the bottom but i am thinking my pad goes there.

I haven't de c decided if i am going tk take a full tent or a tarp. The main bad thing i see is no tent pole straps. But i could just strap them sideways woth my pad. Or whatever i use the under loops for.

>>959786
It'll probably fall apart faster. I'd say get a decent one for $60 and have it last 15 years instead of buying a new $20 bag every other year

>>959816
Nogger that is the exleriment. I have plenty of 200 dollar bags that get tiny rips just fine.


It was 20 bucks. Thats like 3 beers tomorrow. Lets see how it works.

>>959817
I have a walmart pack that i use for groceries and whatnot around town.
I think its 30 liters.
After a year of moderate use its still fine.

>>959882
>not paying 4x for elite brand

Enjoy your fat burger wallet, loser!

I also do not buy organic foods

>>960143
Me neither. Can't get the wife to stop though. Pissses me off to no end.

>>960149
Jesus, have you ever done the math to see what she spends a year on organic food?
Imagine that money earning compound interest or a decent investment.

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>>960166
>66
nice

studiea have ahown that buying organic nearly doubles a grocery bill. normal people spend around 15% of their income on groceries. A normal income is 2500 a month. .15x2500=375.

375 a month in an ira would easily beat most retirement goals.

Keep buying organic, goys.

>>959882
> Wears a backpack to go grocery shopping
> doesn't take the 300 dollar brand name ultralight backpack.

It's like you want people to think you're poor or something.

>>960170
That difference is just in choosing organic foods over conventional.
When you factor in shopping at places like whole foods, the numbers really go up.
8 bucks for a small jar of spaghetti sauce in that place.

>>959817
Where the hell are you buying $6.50 beers?

$20 will get me 13 beers at my local bar.

>>960188
>$20 will get me 13 beers at my local bar.
Damn you must be in mexico as well.
I am in baja, where are you?

>>960166
Your fucking telling me. She thinks its ok to spend $200/week on organic food because I spend $15/week on beer. Married logic.

>>960338
There is no way i could watch 500 bucks a month get pissed away on a meme.

>>960188
>>960192
You too can pay $2 for bud light and turn up your nose at a pint of microbrew with a clout of superiority!

>>960579
But where is this 2 dollar bud light?

>>959786
As a shitty lightweight backpack aficionado, I wanna welcome you to the club.

The only thing that I can say is don't overload the thing. Seams can burst which sucks. I usually carry floss and a needle or two to fix the pack for these reasons.

Especially don't overload the zippered areas/pockets. That's where they tend to cheap out on the shitty packs and you obviously can't sew it back together.

If you have time/effort post better pictures, the ones you put up look like shit and I can hardly see anything.

>>959786 (OP)
I have the same exact backpack. I use it for carrying my water when cycling around town. Honestly though, I am way too scared to use it on overnights. I would just bite the bullet and get a real bag like this:
https://www.rei.com/product/892204/rei-co-op-flash-22-pack

>>960569
Well she served me a protection order (restraining order) so I can buy all the non-organic food & beer I want. Some times I'm depressed about the situation. But then I think of things like this and I smile a bit inside. Also trying not to dive too far into the beer though.

>>960185
People don't genuinely believe idiots like this do they? Store brand pasta sauce at Whole Foods is 3 dollars a jar. Don't fall for memes.

Sometimes I stop at Whole Foods instead of shoppers because it's less out of the way on my commute, I rarely spend more than about 5% more on groceries because I'm not buying line caught wild Scottish salmon, I'm buying milk and eggs like a normal person.

>>962255
3 bucks for maybe a tiny jar of thier shittiest sauce.
You realize they do offer some off brand junk at a discount right?
That 360 shit is no name tier garbage made on the cheap.

I think it's funny that some many right wingers I know rail.against Whole Foods being a rip off when the head honcho is a Randian Libertarian.

>>962298
Thats not as funny as the stream of libtards in and out of that place who have no idea that a conservative owns the company.