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  1. I've just been trying to stuff 4 nights backpacking gear
    (food included) into a 35 litre rucksack (old Berghaus
    Dart). It was bulging at the seems a bit but I just about
    managed it. Unfortunately it wasn't particularly comfortable
    to carry however I adjusted the straps and the same load + a
    bit more food besides in my usual 45litre sack (Lowe Alpine
    Walkabout) felt considerably lighter despite the fact it was
    actually about 700g heavier. I guess this is because it
    holds the load closer to your back which it manages despite
    the space wasting air cooled back system. So I guess that's
    end of that little experiment. Now I've just got to put it
    all back away again till next week. Don't want to leave my
    sleeping bag stuffed in the bottom and I fancy the chocolate
    bars that are in there somewhere too.

  2. AndyP said:

    I've just been trying to stuff 4 nights backpacking gear
    (food included) into a 35 litre rucksack

    !!!!!

    That's a daysack!

    Paul
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  3. "Paul Saunders" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:
    AndyP said:

    I've just been trying to stuff 4 nights backpacking gear
    (food included) into a 35 litre rucksack

    !!!!!

    That's a daysack!

    I thought you'd call that a camera bag!!!!

    Have fun, Paul

  4. Paul Cummings said:
    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    included) into a 35 litre rucksack

    That's a daysack!

    I thought you'd call that a camera bag!!!!

    That *is* what I call my camera bag! :-)

    Paul
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