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About LinkBacksIve got over night packs ranging from the bullet proof Miklat 40lt ( it's a very tight 40 though ) 50lt Macpac Cascade to an Eberlstock J34 which is bomb proof but weighs a farken ton.
I'm soon heading off into the Rua's for a few days so went & got a new light weight 70lt for the trip. Ended up buying an Osprey aether 70. Seems to fit well, looks pretty good quality & hopefully will do the bizzo.
For me I can get away with a 50 for a couple of nights but need a little more space for any longer. Depends on what I'm taking eg tent, plenty of wet weather gear, spare clothes etc & if I'm taking a box of cans lol plus how much meat I'm hoping to score & bring out.
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21-03-2017, 08:26 PM #39Apparently the 2 biggest cunts on here lol
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