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    Thoughts on eberlestock packs

    I just used an Eberlestock HIspeed II for 2 weeks in the jungles of Southeast Asia, carrying up to 65 lbs in it training as well. It was great, I felt it was more comfortable then other packs I have had that were a lot more expensive. I have carried heavy many times with many rucks and this...
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    New Stone Glacier Avail 2200

    i agree about the shoulder straps, they were very comfortable.
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    New Stone Glacier Avail 2200

    I tried the avail for a short walk with 60lbs. It was about the most painful backpack I have ever tried. The internal frame is way too flexible, so that with the bag stuffed, it bowed. I liked the bag, but to carry more than 30 lbs is incredibly painful, you were right about that. This bag...
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    New Stone Glacier Avail 2200

    that amount, which would be a rare carry, would be for food when hiking in Asia, mostly rice, sugar, coffee, salt. 30K of rice can easily fit in a 30 liter bag. On the carry on, just hiking clothes and blanket, toiletries etc. Usually once I get there, I am walking with closer to 40 lbs, but...
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    New Stone Glacier Avail 2200

    Wish I was that fortunate
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    New Stone Glacier Avail 2200

    I actually own the MR popup 28, it totally bothers my back, I don't know why. I have had it fitted and everything, sent pictures in of it on me to MR, they didn't see anything wrong with the fit, it just doesn't fit me right. The adjustment on the padding rubbed me wrong. I am the only one...
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    New Stone Glacier Avail 2200

    what other pack would you suggest that can carry up to 80lbs that I can carry on a plane
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    New Stone Glacier Avail 2200

    I take my bags overseas and need to be able to use it as a carry on. The avail 2200 really interests me, however would like to know if the internal frame bends from putting 60lbs - 80 lbs in it? I will not be using any of the attachable frames because that means i cannot carry it on. I hike...
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