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  1. 28th May 2010, 04:15 PM #11
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    Quote Originally Posted by Barra1 View Post
    Purchased a One Planet Mungo pack. Only a 60 litre pack but will do the job - realistically I can't see myself undertaking extended treks so the Mungo will be sufficient.

    Rules? Will post the photos.

    Thanks to everyone for your input - experience is priceless, so your comments and experience were greatly appreciated.
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    depending on what your doing with your bush walking and when your going

    I use a platypus 3l camelback that has som good strapping on it and clips to hold a bivvy bag under neath it.

    That'll usually keep me out of trouble for a 24h hike If its going to be longer than that and I need to carry a bit I Take an alice pack.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Hay Ewe View Post
    I got the 20 but found it want quite big enough, couldnt get A4 fodlers in to it
    Take a lot of A4 folders when you go hiking, do you?
    It's not broken. It's "Carbon Neutral".


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