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    David Chenault
    BPL Member

    @davec

    Locale: Queen City, MT
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    CW
    BPL Member

    @simplespirit

    Locale: .

    Nice work Dave.

    Out of curiosity, how long is your torso?

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    Chris Peichel
    Member

    @momo

    Locale: Eureka

    David, that looks awesome.
    I really like the wrap around back pocket.

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    David Chenault
    BPL Member

    @davec

    Locale: Queen City, MT

    My torso is 20.5".

    The wraparound pocket is key. I've found it great for everything from wet shelters to snowshoes to PFDs. I can put 2 standard nalgenes in each side.

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    Terry Trimble
    Member

    @socal-nomad

    Locale: North San Diego county

    Dave,
    Great job of a hackn'pack of the Golite Jam. I agree Golite should use Xpac maybe you should send some photos of the pack fully constructed. See if they buy the design. The only reason I could see them not using Xpac it is not made out of recycled material and dose not fit their Green Business model.

    But I could see them making a full recycled Dyneema Grid X pack with wrap around pocket as upgraded pack design.
    Terry

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    J. Lopes
    Member

    @jay_nj

    Great stuff, I also have a pretty heavily modified jam I should probably put some pics of at some point. Dyneema is definitely more robust then needed for backpacking, probably pretty great for bushwhacking though. Enjoy!

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