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#173900 - 01/16/13 04:17 AM Re: ifrst backpack, light and durable [Re: OregonMouse]
spigonico newbie Registered: 01/15/13 Posts: 3	thanks to your advise guys I'm orientating to buy a Deuter backpack or similar. But as you all already understood I don't know almost anything about backpacking. So I would like to know what brand is the best one regarding quality and price. I would like to keep the pack with me as longer as possible. Thank you again to all of you Best from Italy Nicola
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ifrst backpack, light and durable	spigonico	01/15/13 05:22 AM
Re: ifrst backpack, light and durable	Glenn Roberts	01/15/13 06:10 AM
Re: ifrst backpack, light and durable	spigonico	01/15/13 06:54 AM
Re: ifrst backpack, light and durable	Glenn Roberts	01/15/13 07:49 AM
Re: ifrst backpack, light and durable	ETSU Pride	01/15/13 11:24 AM
Re: ifrst backpack, light and durable	OregonMouse	01/15/13 01:29 PM
Re: ifrst backpack, light and durable	spigonico	01/16/13 04:17 AM
Re: ifrst backpack, light and durable	Glenn Roberts	01/16/13 07:24 AM
Re: ifrst backpack, light and durable	finallyME	01/16/13 09:45 AM
Re: ifrst backpack, light and durable	tds1195	01/22/13 02:49 PM

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