The T-Shirt Sling. Convenient, stylish, and comfortable.
I hear those shorts in the video are popular with some forum members.
briansII
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More on sling packs......
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More on sling packs......
by briansII » August 22nd, 2013, 10:39 am
After using my Patagonia, Atom Stealth pack for a while, it's clear I will need to get something larger for certain outings. It's just right for those trips to the local, and keeps me from overpacking. If I'm away from home and the vehicle, I'd feel better with a pack to haul more stuff, "just in case". For those occasions, I'm looking at a couple bigger Orvis sling packs. The Safe Passage Guide, or Gale Force. While researching, I may have found something even better.
The T-Shirt Sling. Convenient, stylish, and comfortable.
I hear those shorts in the video are popular with some forum members.
briansII
The T-Shirt Sling. Convenient, stylish, and comfortable.
I hear those shorts in the video are popular with some forum members.
briansII
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Re: More on sling packs......
by WanderingBlues » August 22nd, 2013, 1:20 pm
Yep..... He's wearing a Dr. Creek's Man Thong, circa 1980.
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Re: More on sling packs......
by fflutterffly » August 22nd, 2013, 5:21 pm
Watch out Hank Patterson! I think I've seen that style on the Boulevard!
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