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Old 12-07-2011, 04:51 PM   #1
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Camping Backpacking....I'm soo excited!!!

Not really practical,,but I bought one of my small wishes Yesterday.I will use it for when we go hiking, though.

It is a saddleback Leather Backpack in Tobacco. I cannot wait to scratch it up, use it and pass it on to my son when I pass.

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Buy the Best, Cry once!



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Old 12-07-2011, 05:03 PM   #2
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Nice! These are my favorite:

Packs - Camp & Hike - Outdoor Gear :: Duluth Pack :: Made in the USA :: Quality leather and canvas luggage, backpacks, camping, and outdoor gear,

Been in business 130 years! I have a #4 Monarch Canoe Duluth pack.

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Old 12-07-2011, 05:13 PM   #3
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Nice selection dznFog, but for a all Leather backpack,,,,Saddleback can't be beat. I have done my homework. This has been on a wish list of mine for years.

Love to see others Favorites.

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Old 12-07-2011, 05:25 PM   #4
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All leather, non-breathable = not good for canoeing. Different purposes...I would NEVER backpack with my Monarch. Duluth does make some all leather daypacks.
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Old 12-07-2011, 05:26 PM   #5
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Nice selection dznFog, but for a all Leather backpack,,,,Saddleback can't be beat. I have done my homework. This has been on a wish list of mine for years.

Love to see others Favorites.

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Will it be beat when I'm sprinting up the mountain past you with my 2lb Osprey Exos that holds 46 liters and yet has a frame?

Just kidding, although I use that pack for backpacking extensively and love it to death, there is a place for everything, and as far as having a nice general use backpack, that leather Saddleback looks like superb quality. It would outlast pretty much everything except for our Airstreams.
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A manpurse with western flair, Shane! I know it'll match those lace Ropers and fringed gloves Santa brought last year.

There is some beautiful leather out there. Take a photo or two for us when you first use it. Add it to the insurance list. Seriously, looks great.

I keep looking at mil-spec stuff such as the GO RUCK GR2 as I need something to also fit in a larger duffle like the Maxpedition Sovereign for work (truck driving, 3-4 days on the road). A bag big enough to hold all the other bags (food, clothing, misc supplies, radio, etc). Then, for camping, something like the GR2 to hike with (or for air travel). Whatever I wind up with has to truly be all-purpose.

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A manpurse with western flair, Shane! I know it'll match those lace Ropers and fringed gloves Santa brought last year.



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...There that will make things better...RIGHT?


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Yeah, I was about to volunteer to drive up to Arlington for a slap or a punch. You Ford drivers make it hard to resist tail-tweaking. Okay among Texans usually, but them guys from farther north should be extra careful.
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Beeeyootiful!!


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Nice thing about leather and wood, they gain scars of honor with time.
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Nice thing about leather and wood, they gain scars of honor with time.
Indeed. I discovered BookBook products when I bought my first Mac earlier this year, and then discovered I could put my phone in leather and get rid of my wallet at the same time:
BookBook for iPhone - BookBook for iPhone - Twelve South

And after only a few months, I have some pretty nice signs of love and honor on my phone case.

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Nice thing about leather and wood, they gain scars of honor with time.

So, true. May I add well patina-ed waxed canvas?
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I also went out and bought the ipad2 saddleback cover...Came in today.



The backpack came in Friday last week..

Cry once,...Buy the Best!!

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They're gorgeous!

You can't go wrong with leather, and they make you smile every time you look at or touch them.


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