Re:safety pack

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Ed Scott wrote:
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> >I blew out a safety pack today, too. Has anyone had any luck with a safety
> >pack lately? Where exactly did you buy it?

I just use packs from any outdoor gear store, or even Target, Rite-Aid,
or the farmers' market.
There's nothing magic about a "windsurfing" fanny pack.

Just look for tough constuction, drainage, and size. Avoid metal
components unless it's stainless steel.
So I Have one tiny fanny pack, one medium fanny pack, and one large
teardrop shaped, all mesh daypack.
sometimes I use one, often I don't.

commmon contents: line, knife, water, beer, power bar, screwdriver,
vhf radio, camera

the wind *will* return
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