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Advice on lightweight hunting pack
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<blockquote data-quote="AGL4now" data-source="post: 1374882" data-attributes="member: 101973"><p>NO..............If you want to haul heavy loads (70 to 150 pounds) you need a sturdy pack, and to be sturdy it is not going to be light. And it is not going to be cheap either. Sorry. As to "Comfort", the comfort is found in two places, highest quality Hip Belt, and being one hell of a man that hauls heavy loads daily. Think about it, a packer that we hire to haul several heavy loads every day, for 80 days, is going to be more comfortable hauling heavy loads then someone who rarely does that.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="AGL4now, post: 1374882, member: 101973"] NO..............If you want to haul heavy loads (70 to 150 pounds) you need a sturdy pack, and to be sturdy it is not going to be light. And it is not going to be cheap either. Sorry. As to "Comfort", the comfort is found in two places, highest quality Hip Belt, and being one hell of a man that hauls heavy loads daily. Think about it, a packer that we hire to haul several heavy loads every day, for 80 days, is going to be more comfortable hauling heavy loads then someone who rarely does that. [/QUOTE]
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