[philmont] Disposable Internal Frame Packs

 
  <<Putting the waist belt around the back of the pack and then connecting the buckle is the best way to prevent broken buckles. I've always made the guys carry a spare buckle, male and female. They are cheap, weigh nothing and somehow that prevents buckles from breaking - some sort of Murphy's Law. If you carry an internal frame pack you NEED to take extra buckles>>
   
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          I just don't know what this generatior is becomming. Carrying extra buckles for their packs. My oh my oh my!.
   
  If I've told you once, I've told you a thousand times. "Don't buy those new fangled gadgets. They are no good!"
   
  When are you going to start listening to me?
   
  I'm gonna tell you ONE MORE TIME.
   
  Stop buying those marketing wizardry toys called internal frame packs and buy you ONE real man's pack with an external frame and be done with it for the rest of your life.
   
  I'll say it again. If you used external frame packs you'd be done with the repairs and fiddleing and fizing your pack on the trail.
   
  Repeat after me I-N-T-E-R-N-A-L F-R-A-M-E P-A-C-K-S are N-O G-O-O-D.
   
  John LeBlanc
   
   
      

       
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Received on Fri Sep 7 14:44:18 2007