Camp Trails Adjustable II
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Reviewed by 1 Trailspace user
For entry-level backpackers, and for those who like…
Nathan Griffith (Guest)
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Design: traditional external
Size: 2930 cubic inches
Number of Pockets: 5
Max. Load Carried: 45 pounds?
Height of Owner: 5' 7"
Price Paid: $70
For entry-level backpackers, and for those who like to get by without paying much for equipment, I really recommend this pack. It isn't too fancy, and if you're out for several days, it isn't the most comfortable either. But, they sell today for around $50 I think, and they are just real solid. The design has changed little over the years, and so it's tried and true. I've owned mine for almost 10 years, and have carried it several hundred miles. It has gone down into the Grand Canyon and I've carried it through passes in the Rockies over 13,000 feet. I found that it does help a lot to add a sternum strap.
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$45.00 - $69.95
The Camp Trails Adjustable II is not available from the stores we monitor.
Last seen April 28, 2008 at GearTrade.
where to buy:
You may be able to find it new or used at one of these sites:
- eBay
- Amazon
Or check directly with Camp Trails.
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