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JanSport Coltrane Lumbar Pack - 450cu in

December 7, 2010

Hi, the dimensions of this pack are stated as 5.5 x 8 x 10.5 inches. Do these measurements include the bottle holders with bottles inserted, or just the actual central compartments of the pack?

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CamelBak Delaney Fit Hydration Lumbar Pack - 75cu in

August 26, 2010

I believe the below dimensions are for the entire pack. May I ask what the dimensions of the mesh zippered pocket are? Thank you.

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CamelBak Delaney Plus Hydration Lumbar Pack - 100cu in

August 26, 2010

What are the dimensions of the back zippered mesh pocket? Thanks!

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CamelBak Delaney Plus Hydration Lumbar Pack - 100cu in

August 24, 2010

What are the dimensions of the enclosed zippered pocket in the front? Thanks!

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CamelBak Delaney Plus Hydration Lumbar Pack - 100cu in

August 24, 2010

Hi Mike, thanks for the reply - may I ask what larger pack you went with? Thanks, Adela

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CamelBak Delaney Plus Hydration Lumbar Pack - 100cu in

August 21, 2010

Is this hydration pack for men, or both men and women? I'm 5 foot 8, 125 pounds and was wondering whether this will be too bulky for me. I like the amount of storage it has - while still being slimline.

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Baffin Chloe Winter Boot - Women's

May 14, 2009

How flexible is the leather upper part of the boot? Does it feel very stiff on first try? Does it need much "breaking-in?' What about the soles: are they completely hard, or is there a bit of shock absorbency? Thanks.

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Sorel 1964 Pac Boot - Women's

May 14, 2009

Could anybody tell me what's the lowest temperature these boots are rated too? Also, would these be any good for snowshoeing?

Thanks,

Also, I'm tossing between the caribou and the 1964 Pac, and the only difference I can see between the two (apart from "looks") is that the caribou sole has a different grip/tread. Is that the only difference? Having said that, would the 1964 Pac sole/tread still be suitable for "off-road" walks/gentle hikes (nothing too hard core but not paved street). Or would I have to defer to the caribou? (The Pac is just so much cuter, thus I'd probably wear it more...)

Ahhh, I've noticed another possible difference. Although both have a removable 9mm innerfelt boot, the caribou's is described as Thermoplus felt, while the Pac's is described as recycled felt. But they are both rated to -40C/F so what's the deal there... Different wording? Or is the caribou's insulation better?

Finally, is the stated weight of 650g for one boot (as I assume) or the pair?

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