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Topic	Date	User
pack size	4-Sep-2007 At 10:19:53 PM	JamesMc
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I use a Kathmandu Iguana. It's about 40 litres which seems an ideal size. I like a climbing pack to be big enough so you can just throw everything in without taking particular care to squeeze everything in. Remember that you may pack and unpack it completely several times per day as you move from one climb to another. Also sometimes use it on light weight weekend bushwalks. James Mc

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