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Budget Travel Gear Yo Nellie, which backpack should I git? Questions and answers on gear related topics (i.e. backpacks, sleeping bags, tents, hiking boots, stoves, etc.).

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Old 02-25-2005, 09:31 PM   #1
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That is pretty much my question. I am looking at the Far flung.

Oh, and this site is great!!!!!
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Old 02-26-2005, 05:03 AM   #2
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to the boards, I am sure you will enjoy it here...of and that Pack...that thing looks sweeeeeet...but it also looks like alot of $$$$...how much if you don't mind me asking? If ya wanna splurg on a good back, than I say go for it. But this is from a guy who olny saw a pic...LOL
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Old 02-26-2005, 08:25 AM   #3
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Hey, Welcome to Tpunk...

Dana Design packs are great in my opinion! They have one of the best support systems as far as frame and comfort. They especially work for me as I am tall and thin, and they evenly disribute the weight...I sound like a spokes person. Anyhow, I have a glacier, and used to use the bombpack.

Check out this link for Far Flung on Sale fo $99!!!!

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Old 03-25-2005, 02:59 PM   #4
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I did end up getting the pack, and so far so good. Thanks for the link btw!!!
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I love my Dana Design Far Flung. Cheap too.
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hey im going to europe for about a month and 1/2 do u think this backpack will do im aboput 5'9 5 10 145 lbs??
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hey im going to europe for about a month and 1/2 do u think this backpack will do im aboput 5'9 5 10 145 lbs??
I think it would be fine, if you want something bigger search for the Dana Design Swift traveler
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I just got my delivery notification that my new Dana Design pack came in today ... now I just have to leave work to go home and open it.

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I just got my delivery notification that my new Dana Design pack came in today ... now I just have to leave work to go home and open it.

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Which one did you get?
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I just got my delivery notification that my new Dana Design pack came in today ... now I just have to leave work to go home and open it.

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Which one did you get? [/b]
I went with the swift travlor. The bag that I had been using before was a cheap JansSport that has seen better days. I had gotten it as a gift when I was younger and have been using it mostly for hiking and small weekend trips. It got shredded one one of my last trips in the woods though and was time for a new one. It wasn't until I really started looking at bags that I realized how much nicer and more advanced they really were.

Some of the things I like already about the Swift is things like the zippers are nice and big (my winter hiking with gloves was a pain before) or the back braces and adjusting of almost everything imaginable. The material seems a lot tougher and nicer than before , it was almost like a big school backpack with my JS. The braces and sizes of both interior and exterior spacing is nice too. Not to mention it has the duffelbag attachemtn that lets me package it all up nicely on the busses and planes.

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