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When hunts take you deep into the backcountry for days or weeks at a time, the Brooks 7000 is the pack you want on your frame. Developed in-line with the Modframe™, this expedition-class pack provides massive capacity, durability, and the o...
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Light, well designed, Good amount of space, very capable of storing gear for survival on the L Frames!
Fabric is stretchable and feels very durable.
I feel this bag is best on an L Frame.
I would suggest if you’re planning on using it as a survival bag that you use straps to loop around the bag or attach to the molle webbing on the L Frame behind the bag to secure additional side bags/gears.
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Daniel · July 27, 2026
Love. Love. Love.
I am going to use this on my frame with the mainframe 2. EVERYONE is moving to optimizing less weight, but that comes at a price. Sure you can eliminate the metal frame and incorporate a fabric load shelf. Try hauling a metal bear bait barrel with a fabric shelf. My old Kelty Cache Hauler served me well for many years, but the metal bars that hinge the shelf get in the way of hauling a barrel. I am really glad that Eberlestock did not throw the baby out to change the bathwater, completely eliminating the mainframe with the mod frame. This is another reason why I trust Eberlestock so much. You can fanboy or fangirl your favorite brand based on their logo, but whatever brand you use... they are all basically making the same archetype of gear. Eberlestock is a company you can trust. They supply to multiple different industries which gives them lots of feedback on how components, straps, binders, zippers, velcro strap concealment devices work, work well, and need to be placed on their products.