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Raised on East Coast ice and crud.
Skier, hiker, surfer, road rider, and diver. Noob climber, but hooked.
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Osprey Packs Variant 52 Backpack - 2990-3356cu in
December 25, 2010
52 - daypack versatility?
I was planning on getting the 37. Seems ideal for day skiing and climbing. But my folks got me the 52. Torn b/c I would also like to get a pack that could do multiple days / huts.
Is the 52 versatile enough to be a day pack? Can it support skis without as much stuff in it? What about the profile for climbing- any changes? It seems to cinch down tight, but would like to know how it does on day trips. I usually carry a 4L first aid kit and often a thermarest for a splint. I'm also a tall guy and rocking a large which I guess is 55L.
Thanks for any notes-
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