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mrb
Posts: 575 - Karma: 16
what are some nice bags, not huge ones just like to carry my camera and lil bit of gear
Mar 10 2003 4:07PM
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What_A_Wookie
Posts: 3231 - Karma: 21
i have a salomon bag, not sure what its called modelwise, but it stays tight to your body and has enough room for gear without being huge
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mm, they're really good. so tender and fresh and...yeah the cookies are good too, lol -petek on the topic of Girlscout cookies

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Mar 10 2003 5:01PM
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ViperSki
Posts: 1049 - Karma: 35
I use a Dakine 'Heli-pro' i dont know if its a little big for what your looking for but it tightens down really small. It can hold a lot of stuff and the way it holds your skis is awesome.
Mar 10 2003 5:10PM
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chris_01
Posts: 632 - Karma: 10
dakine vertex is a little smaller than the heli pro but basically the same design, both are sweet
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Mar 10 2003 5:16PM
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alpentalik
Posts: 7364 - Karma: 110
dakine for life, kid, ugh.


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Mar 10 2003 5:16PM
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schlonginator
Posts: 3971 - Karma: 27
Oakley - pack two

by far the best pack i've own



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Mar 12 2003 7:24AM
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morbumps4me
Posts: 643 - Karma: 11
In B.C. they used to make 'Freetime' packs. I've had mine for about 8 years and it has probably 400+ days of trekking and skiing on it...no joke, and it's as good as the day I bought it. I'm sure you could find it online....but as the boyz here said DaKine packs are known to be some of the best.
Mar 12 2003 8:34AM
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west
Posts: 5229 - Karma: 36
the line pack isn't bad


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Mar 12 2003 9:49AM
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zeckgx
Posts: 794 - Karma: 31
haglofs





Dude....she ate her underware
Mar 12 2003 7:21PM
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MSPbum
Posts: 349 - Karma: 12
Da-kine heli pro, i really like it. A lot of straps for all of your shit.
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Mar 12 2003 8:16PM
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upside
Posts: 16 - Karma: 10
Heli-Pro is where its at.
Mar 13 2003 10:00PM
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Papa
Posts: 4718 - Karma: 11
i've got the vertex, it's sweet. same as the helipro but a little easier to sit on the chair with it on
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Mar 14 2003 1:16AM
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OReJow
Posts: 1739 - Karma: 9
i've got a vertex. it's big enough for me, and i like it alot.

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Mar 14 2003 1:22AM
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WIfreeskier
Posts: 8125 - Karma: 65
i also have the vertex and i highly recommend it. also get the dakine bladder so you have water reservoir. very nice.
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Mar 16 2003 9:20PM
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