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[QUOTE="Br. David, post: 70838, member: 10640"] Yes, all true. Then there is length of pack. I find that if the pack isn't long enough the main straps pull up and over the shoulders then down so that they eventually hurt the shoulders. I prefer a pack that is long so that the main straps drop down from it onto my front - if that makes sense. I bought a Golite Jam once, the older model, but found it too short for my body - so sold it on. I have a heavier pack now but it does have zippy pockets and things and is nice and long. Best for me is that it sits well on my hips when I strap it in and this removes all strain from my shoulders when I tighten up - only problem is that it isn't curved enough to airflow as I would like. but then ... is there a problem with a curved inner back that the weight is further away from the body - cantilever effect and all that? :| [/QUOTE]
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