Larry, W2LJ, is using a Krevis tactical backpack for operating from a park or other remote location.
Linoge is using a Coleman Exponent Cortez Daypack for his nondescript, low-profile, nothing to see here get home bag.
I will also add that several of the guys where I am working are using Maxpedition backpacks.
So the Hams and network guys are moving around with tactical looking bags and the actual, tactical bag is trying to blend. If enough people will start carrying the "tactical" bags because of their practicality, then maybe going low-profile won't have to be a best practice.
And then we can all start wearing "shoot me" vests, too.
I will also add that several of the guys where I am working are using Maxpedition backpacks.
So the Hams and network guys are moving around with tactical looking bags and the actual, tactical bag is trying to blend. If enough people will start carrying the "tactical" bags because of their practicality, then maybe going low-profile won't have to be a best practice.
And then we can all start wearing "shoot me" vests, too.
What is tactical becomes practical? I would be sanguine with that.
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