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Although equipment is becoming lighter and smaller there are still plenty of people looking for a large capacity pack for multi-day use. Options include packs with adjustable back systems or fixed length back systems, women's specific packs, endless configurations of pockets, and ultra minimalist packs for when life gets really lightweight.

Buyers' Guide - Big Packs
In the market for a whopping great load hauler? We tell you pretty much all you need to know about buying a multi-day backpacking rucksac in our latest buyers' guide.

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	The Exos Has Landed... It's not out until 2009, but we have our paws on Osprey's new lightweight pack right now... - 10/10/08

	Petzl Bug Pack Tested How did we get on with Petzl's latest contribution to multi-pitch climbers on a budget? - 29/9/08

	Close Up - Osprey Mutant Pack Up close and personal with the features on Osprey's new technical mountain pack. - 12/8/08

	Osprey's New Technical Pack Landing Now! The latest from Osprey is the Mutant 38 mountain pack in the shops shortly. - 29/7/08

	New Lightweight Osprey Pack Scoop! Award-winning packs weigh less but without sacrificing comfort, features or load-carrying punch. - 24/7/08

	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

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

	Lightwave Fastpack 40 - First Look British brand launches lightweight pack with waterproofed seams. - 25/6/08

	Full Deuter Pack Range In Women's Versions Deuter's whole range is now available in 'SL' form, designed for women, by women. - 15/5/08

	New Lightwave Packs Launched Lightweight and with 'watertight' construction - the ultimate British pack? - 24/4/08


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