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mykalberta · 08-16-2013, 09:13 AM

Here is my pack, I have used a couple different one, easily the most functional and most comfortable one I have worn.

Im 6'2 - relatively wide shoulders and chest, somewhat narrow waist. Its great for the type of hikes I typically go on - 3 night excursions. The waist belt for me is probably the most important feature of this bag, its crazy comfortable and has 2 pouches on the belt to keep things like a camera or snacks.

I combine it with a 3L Osprey water pouch that I carry along with it. So far its taken me to 13 overnight trips in Canada, 1 in Utah and 1 in the Grand Canyon.

Gregory Baltoro 75

08-16-2013, 09:13 AM	#105
mykalberta Franchise Player Join Date: Aug 2005 Location: Calgary Exp:	Here is my pack, I have used a couple different one, easily the most functional and most comfortable one I have worn. Im 6'2 - relatively wide shoulders and chest, somewhat narrow waist. Its great for the type of hikes I typically go on - 3 night excursions. The waist belt for me is probably the most important feature of this bag, its crazy comfortable and has 2 pouches on the belt to keep things like a camera or snacks. I combine it with a 3L Osprey water pouch that I carry along with it. So far its taken me to 13 overnight trips in Canada, 1 in Utah and 1 in the Grand Canyon. Gregory Baltoro 75 YouTube Video __________________ MYK - Supports Arizona to democtratically pass laws for the state of Arizona Rudy was the only hope in 08 2011 Election: Cons 40% - Nanos 38% Ekos 34% Last edited by mykalberta; 08-16-2013 at 09:40 AM.