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#116456 - 05/24/09 07:22 PM Re: smaller better? [Re: Bearpaw]
Howie member Registered: 06/02/03 Posts: 481 Loc: Canora, SK, Canada	Where I hike I am frequently having to duck under fallen trees. I notice a huge advantage with my smaller day pack than with my larger overnight pack. The tall pack is always getting caught on branches. Howie
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smaller better?	Jimshaw	05/24/09 01:48 PM
Re: smaller better?	thecook	05/24/09 02:45 PM
Re: smaller better?	Paul	05/24/09 03:33 PM
Re: smaller better?	Glenn	05/24/09 04:12 PM
Re: smaller better?	frenchie	05/24/09 04:29 PM
Re: smaller better?	300winmag	05/26/09 01:44 AM
Re: smaller better?	300winmag	05/26/09 01:51 AM
Re: smaller better?	Glenn	05/26/09 06:26 AM
Re: smaller better?	alanwenker	05/26/09 11:04 AM
Re: smaller better?	DJ2	05/24/09 05:27 PM
Re: smaller better?	Bearpaw	05/24/09 06:50 PM
Re: smaller better?	Howie	05/24/09 07:22 PM
Re: smaller better?	phat	05/24/09 10:38 PM
Re: smaller better?	Glenn	05/24/09 11:01 PM
Re: smaller better?	Jimshaw	05/25/09 02:44 PM
Re: smaller better?	Bearpaw	05/25/09 04:51 PM
Re: smaller better?	Glenn	05/25/09 05:17 PM
Re: smaller better?	Fiddleback	05/24/09 08:39 PM
Re: smaller better?	Trailrunner	05/25/09 05:36 PM
Re: smaller better?	wandering_daisy	05/25/09 10:16 PM
Re: smaller better?	ohiohiker	05/26/09 01:36 PM

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