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RRP 135 3.9 out of 5 Pros Compact Easy to set up the stool Padded shoulder straps 22L bag Waterproof Lightweight Cons Hard seat Sticky zips Lack of padding in tailbone area and hip belt Log in to post comments

The top-loading, roll-top design saves weight, and while it made access to the roomy main compartment slightly fiddly, that is largely offset by the useful deep outside top pocket, twin stretch side pockets and zipped hip belt pockets

The chumming timer on the Daiwa TANACOM 500 displays the minutes and seconds passed since a tackle was dropped, helping to estimate when to let out chum or collect the tackle

After 34 yrs of hiking, backpacking & foreign travel with my old daypack, in 2013 I bought a NEW daypack for my 2014, 600 mile Camino de Santiago trek from Pied de Pont, France across northern Spain to the Pacific Ocean & south to Finistere's 'End of the World.' Osprey Pack's "Escapist 30 Backpack Sports (Bike) (BOT: 6/17/13, to hike Camino de Santiago in late Aug, 2014.) Note : I am not pumping Osprey for profit, but rather because I relied on it for 600 miles across northern Spains Camino de Santiago trek and all of my foreign travel after that

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