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Erik Adventure
03/08/05 04:50

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Hey everybody, I just have been enjoying some mountain running in Arizona and have been using my new MountainSmith Day pack. I am really liking it, since I added the back-pack straps instead of just using it as a bum bag. Just thought I would pass this product report along!

Erik
www.adventureerik.com

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Rick Deutsch
02/06/07 06:05

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I am the Half Dome Guy and I see way too many people suffering with heavy day packs. Their backs are drenched with sweat. Anxious to see the tramboline packs. I use fanny packs exclusivley for all the right reasons. Thisis a one day hike requiring a water filter pump. But it's getting hard to find fanny packs with large 1 qt bottle holders. The MountainSmith unit is great...but a tad too big.

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"One Best Hike: Yosemite’s Half Dome"
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