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Looking for a decent hiking pack - suggestions?	27-Jun-2011 At 6:37:18 PM	Paulie
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Macpac have gotten us through thick and thin over the years and with regards to a proper heavy duty hiking pack you won't buy better IMHO, the Cascade and Glissade are just brilliant, especially now with the extra sizes...my caveat to that statement is that we have the NZ made ones from a while ago...can't comment on the products now it's manufactured OS. You also won't go wrong with One Planet (Aiking), Lowe Alpine, ME, Osprey etc. I also have a lovely 40lt climbing pack from Mountain Technology (handmade in Glencoe, Scotland) that is probably the most practical and bombproof thing available anywhere, leaves my other 2 climbing packs (Arcteryx & Grivel) for dead.

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