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The name's self explanatory, it's any pack big enough to carry everything you need for a day in the hills. Variations centre on volume, materials, types of back system, shape and general fit. Your choice will depend on the use you intend to put the pack to - adventure racers will want a small lightweight pack; climbers will want a slim strealined one; and there are women's specific packs out there too.

Daysacs - Buyer's Guide
General hill-walking sac essentials, from pole holders to waterproofing options.

Buying A Winter Day Sac
Richard Gear runs through the features to look out for...

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	Haglöfs Ace L - Tested Cracking, fast-moving all-rounder that won't take on a life of its own when the going gets bumpy. - 16/7/08

	OMM Classic Marathon 32L Tested Light weight, strippability, pockets a go go and real heritage too. We check out the definitive lightweight daysac. - 10/7/08

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	Berghaus Mach 24 Tested Lightweight daysac with an ingenious internal compression system reviewed. - 8/7/08

	Gregory Packs Z25 Tested First review of Gregory's new all-round, multi-activity day pack. - 7/7/08

	Haglöfs 2009 Packs - Scoop! A quick look at some ace-looking new packs from the Swedish outdoor brand. - 4/7/08


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