: rigid containers are kinda bulky(but admittedly more usable) to have in the
: yak cockpit for the unfortunate bailout(like if everything else fails),
: but i/ve ofter wondered how useful something like this
:
: http://www.leevalley.com/gifts/page.asp?page=43783&category=4,104,43929&abspage=1&ccurrency=2&SID
: =

: would be if it was a bit smaller say and maybe a few concentric wire turns
: less.

: like you could collapse it under/beside the seat and to use keep it collapsed
: and just lift up. then dump and collapse again againsts the bottom and
: lift up.

: an idea anyway.

: -mick

Mick, the collapsable bag looks like it would hold a heck of a lot of water and Tony you have a good idea but I already have my two, like new French army surplus collaspsable canvas buckets for $10. I go army surplus when I can because of the great quality and low prices. I still use my field wire plyers all of the time that I had in 1953 in the army and they are as good now as they were then. I am sold on real army surplus, not the knock offs, for the best quality you can get.

John