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Topic	Date	User
WTB: climbing bag for carry on	31-Jul-2013 At 2:46:04 PM	phillipivan
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Most 30L and some 40L packs will get by no problem. On my recent trip to NZ my partner and I both took our climbing packs as carry on; both are probably about 40L. Since airlines are getting stricter about carry on weight (I was checked), it's probably worth preferencing a lightweight model so you can take a little more stuff and still be inside be limit. There are plenty of options that will do the job.

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