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Article Thumbnail Lowepro Photo Sport 200 AW
Jun 22, 2011
The Lowepro Photo Sport 200 AW pack answers the call for many active outdoor photographers who want to quickly access their DSLR camera for a picture while on the trail.
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Kelty FC 3.0 Kids Frame Carrier
Aug 2, 2010
Kelty's FC 3.0 Kids Frame Carrier not only gives a child a comfy ride, but it also has a top notch suspension system and loads of smart features to please parents.
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Osprey Manta 30 hydration pack
May 17, 2010
While Osprey's Mantra 30 hydration pack is not super lightweight, it's still very comfortable and ranks as one of the best hydration packs the SNEWS team has ever tested.
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JanSport Talus pack
Mar 22, 2010
JanSport has been trying to reclaim its position as a leader in backpack design, and the new Talus daypack includes new versa-wing pockets that transform from one mesh compartment into two.
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Kanga Tek Personal Holder
Nov 9, 2009
Guys have a real dilemma when looking for compact carriers for money, change and small odds and ends. Beyond the traditional wallet or money clip, there aren't too many options beyond throwing the stuff in a messenger bag or a backpack. The Kanga Tek personal holder, a simple shoulder sling with zippered pockets, gives people another choice.
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Gregory Maya pack
Aug 17, 2009
This spring, Gregory came out with a snazzy new line of eight daypacks with what the company calls Bio-sync, a suspension system modeled after human tendons. In short, the shoulder straps and each side of the hip belt have two swaths of fabric that attach to the main body of the pack. The goal: to allow the pack to move with you, not against you. We tested the line's largest women's pack, the Gregory Maya, a 17-liter job designed for long day hikes, running or cycling excursions.
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Article Thumbnail GoLite HydroSwift and HydroSprint bottle packs
Oct 6, 2008
For a runner, few things are more annoying than water bottle carriers that flop around when you’re on the go. GoLite has addressed the issue with its No Bounce bottle packs, available in six models. (Three of the packs include one bottle, and three include two bottles.) We tested both the HydroSwift and the HydroSprint models.
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Article Thumbnail Overland Equipment Cambridge Tote/Backpack
Jul 21, 2008
Finding that right bag for all your day-to-day needs can feel like a Quixotic quest. It sometimes seems impossible to find that one bag with the right blend of storage compartments for daily items and travel essentials, plus adequate space for a computer and other electronics. Overland Equipment has done a fine job addressing these all-around needs with its Cambridge bag.
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Article Thumbnail Osprey Talon 33 Pack
Oct 29, 2007
Finding the perfect versatile pack is a dicey proposition. Even an ultra light, ultra minimal overnight bag is usually too big for much else. And versatile daypacks often lack the type of technical features that make the best light-and-fast overnight bags so successful. Osprey's Talon 33 manages to combine all the best features of a quick overnight bag with all the ease and versatility of a go-to daypack.
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Article Thumbnail SealLine Storm Sack
Aug 27, 2007
Of all the household products used on the trail, Hefty trash bags remain popular as backpackers continue to use them to line packs and protect gear from rain. Unfortunately, trash bags can suffer plenty of wear and tear after a few journeys and they're not environmentally friendly. Mounds of bags that wind up in landfills, and it takes decades for them decompose, so it's not a bad idea to consider a more sustainable option, such as the SealLine Storm Sack.
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