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Rucksack Recommendations

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  1. Hi All, Seems my old backpacking Karrimor rucksack is finally falling to bits. After 15 years
    service, I think it's probably time to retire it and get a new one. A quick look at the field and
    trek website revealed the 'Karrimor Jaguar', which looks like it's got plenty of capacity and is a
    tasteful shade of green unlike some of the multi-coloured monstrousities I've seen (from serveral
    miles distant) on the hills!. Has anybody had any experience with this ruckack, or has anybody any
    other recommendations?. Are there any particular features I should be looking for? - apart from the
    obvious size and comfort factors?.

    Ta, Dave

  2. I've got a Berghaus which has good capacity but weighs quite a bit when empty(worth considering).
    Also have a (smaller) Karrimor which has a built in cover in a pocket on the top - which I find very
    handy. It also has a small neoprene insert inside which is great as a little seat. I remember
    scoffing at the idea a few yrs ago but am something of a convert to sitting on something
    warm/comfortable in preference to cold/wet/rough stone. In fact I cannibalised an old carry-mat so I
    also have a seat when out with the heavy duty Berghaus pack as well. Yours slighty digressingly.

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