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I still have a DG6 that I’ve had for about 10 years.

John Martell - Jul 2020

Absolutely superb quality with their construction, will definitely be buying more in the future.

Zak Lawrence - Nov 2019

Bloody good quality and nice design!!! (DG3)

Werksven - Feb 2020

Absolutely stoked with my DG16! Absolutely amazing service and totally impressed with my DG 16. Thank you!

Denton Paterson - Jul 2020

Another high grade pack from the Crossfire line up. Quality of manufacture is high. Comfort level whilst worn is also high. Price, quality and design is quite competitive compared to many other entries in the market here Down Under.

Packs & Beyond - Mar 2007

Just bought one. Thanks so much for your wonderful customer service and look forward to my first dg16.

Linus Wilson - May 2020

Very nice people and awesome Australian company.

Ty Saunders - Feb 2018

Awesome group of professionals that have a wide array of experience and are extremely friendly and helpful.

Sigurd Mike - Dec 2018

Love my Crossfire, and I’m a civvy

Paul Mitchell - Mar 2020

Wished I had this kit when I was in doing long ops

Vlad - Mar 2020

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DG3 ‘Corsair’ (55L) – The Perfect Pack for 3-Days Out
We have created a new more compact frameset for the DG3 Patrol Pack. Based on the famous DG16 frame, it is a little shorter and straight-sided. It has the same strength, tuned flex and ventilation. At 55 litres, we think it is the perfect pack for 3 days out.
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Chris Bamman Overnight Wetland Camping Dg3

Chris Bamman Tests out the Crossfire DG8 in Wetland Conditions

Chris Bamman Tests out the Crossfire DG8 in Wetland Conditions Australian Adventurer Chris Bamman gives the new DG8 a thorough test as he camps overnight in local wetlands. View the pack in action.

A Review of the DG3 by Max of MVT

Max of MVT Reviews the DG3 Max is a tactical trainer and author, a professional soldier with extensive experience in British elite forces and as a paramilitary contractor. Since 2013, Max has run Max Velocity Tactical (MVT), a training company conceived to offer professional combat training for responsible citizens. Here he provides training for US Special Operations […]

The Evolution of the Humble Field Pack (2)

One would think that a country’s soldiers would be afforded the very best equipment that could be provided. Up until 2001, Australia like a number of our close allies received the very best training in the world, some of the most advanced weaponry, but the worst large field packs. In the field, the soldier’s packs […]

The Evolution of the Humble Field Pack (1)

Learning from the past is important as they say otherwise you’ll repeat the same mistakes. Can we learn from old traditional designs, or techniques and apply them to modern design? Are all earlier design’s and technology inferior? External frame backpacks are interesting not only of their more versatile modularity but also because the structural component […]

Different Types of Combat Boots

Light Assault Boots Light models with flexible midsoles are excellent for a fast-moving environment that requires support but not at the cost of excessive weight. Critical areas such as the outside shank area, sole compound ( Think VIBRAM) and abrasion level? Is it a European or Hot climate boot (ie inner booties). Does it have […]

Wilderness Equipment Supplies Sydney Melbourne Brisbane Australia

Old Traditions That Still Hold True Today

Gone are the days when backpacking and hiking consisted of strapping on a huge external frame and lumbering through the sticks or up to a mountain in the back blocks with an aching body. Trends in backpacks these days err towards minimalism and thoughtful, ergonomic design with the use of the latest and greatest in […]

Ergonomics And Police Duty Belts How To Avoid Discomfort

Ergonomics and police duty belts: easing the load | How to avoid duty belt discomfort

Duty belt discomfort is a common complaint and a significant health and safety issue for uniformed police personnel. Pain in the low back, hip and pelvis can be caused by pressure exerted by the edges of the duty belt, holster shank and other equipment attached to the belt. Further compounding the problem is the length […]