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- Central Florida unless I have enough time to get out
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I don't know where the other reviewer has been doing
Gregory Ekko Backpack 1800-2100cu in
September 21, 2006
My Ekko has never leaked. I hike in Florida and it downpours every time I'm out. It is the best pack I've ever had. I like the slim lines of this pack. My elbows never hit it when I'm scrambling over or around obstacles. It holds everything. I have nothing but good things to say about it.
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CamelBak BlowFish Hydration Pack - 3L
September 19, 2006
I recently was in a bike ride for charity of 150 miles. My pack was the envy of the other riders. When we stopped I had snacks to spare. When there was trouble I had the tools and the spare tubes. It fit everything I needed and that was when it was compressed. I still had the option to hold more. It is one of my fav pieces of equipment. I will now start taking it hiking and everywhere else I go.
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CamelBak BlowFish Hydration Pack
September 19, 2006
I recently was in a bike ride for charity of 150 miles. My pack was the envy of the other riders. When we stopped I had snacks to spare. When there was trouble I had the tools and the spare tubes. It fit everything I needed and that was when it was compressed. I still had the option to hold more. It is one of my fav pieces of equipment. I will now start taking it hiking and everywhere else I go.
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