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Pack suitable for Hiking and Carrying Rack	21-Feb-2007 At 2:33:15 PM	JBM
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That's a very big pack by today's standards (unless you carry lots of stuff). Unless you are planning on doing high altitdude/remote expedition, you shouldn't need more than 60litres. Is it for bushwalking only or will you use it for climbing (eg climbing with it on)? Better options would include: 1) MacPac Ascent Classic 2) Osprey Exposure 60 3) Wilderness Equipment Alpine Express 4) Cactus Climbing DeepWinter All of these are reasonably robust and suitable for strapping to the back of a donkey if need be. If you have the $$$$ and can get your hands on one, the Arcteryx Bora's are mint.

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