Rave About Your Rack Please do not post retail SPAM.

Topic	Date	User
Any better ways to store & carry a rack	4-Feb-2015 At 3:59:17 PM	Sabu
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I tend to clip groups of gear (eg nuts, quickdraws, slings & cams) together and separately throw them into my pack.That way you can just pull bits and pieces out of your pack easily and rack up as you go. A consequence of this is that you do sometimes have to dig around in your pack to find some things but I hate storing my rack on my harness and even more so on a gear sling so this works for me! When I'm on a trip everything lives in my pack. When I'm home it all lives in a crate in my gear cupboard.

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