Rave About Your Rack Please do not post retail SPAM.

Topic	Date	User
Pack suitable for Hiking and Carrying Rack	22-Feb-2007 At 12:55:43 PM	JBM
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Man - you guys use big packs! The biggest pack I have used (Alpine Climbing in Peru) has been the Ascent XPD. I had room to spare carrying kit and supplies to set up a high camp at 5500metres. If you insist on looking for monster load carrier, checkout the WE Expedition. It's a monster, has a great suspension, is strippable and has all the features you could be after: www.seatosummit.com I have one, love it but am actually struggling to find an application for it but recognise I need a 100lt pack in the inventory to round out my collection... ;-)

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