the scrub was pretty robust!
mattburga wrote:I'm also after a replacement pack. My current being a 3.25kg karrimor travel pack. The golite jam 70 being my preferred option but I can't seem to find it for sale.
melinda wrote:Had a look at Porter Pack, nice! How does the cuben stand up to scrub and getting knocked around on rock???
jmac wrote:The HMG Porter is the best pack I have ever seen, touched, held, used or owned. I rarely review anything on the web, but I was so impressed by the Porter that I contributed a review to the HMG site. Mine's the one by JMac:
http://www.hyperlitemountaingear.com/re ... eview-form
If you've got 18 minutes to spare, see the Porter in action in genuine packrafting service here:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sEA3Yk2ycDU
Conclusion? I've been packrafting since 1981, and this is the best pack I've ever used. My partner used his much loved WE Expedition pack on that trip and he has since upgraded to the Porter. I will also be buying heaps more from HMG.
Cheers,
John
Mark F wrote:Brian Frankel is now working with Six Moons Designs - they will have a new range of packs out in January - it may be worth the wait.
http://www.backpackinglight.com/cgi-bin/backpackinglight/forums/thread_display.html?forum_thread_id=84411&skip_to_post=720145
RobS wrote:Yeah if your worried about mesh on the back get the Jam, I haven't been to Tassie yet so guess I'll find out for myself soon.
cheers,
Rob
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