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Based on my enjoyment of both the Let's see your favorite tent pictures and Contour IV Backpack threads, I thought I would start a "Show us your favorite pack pictures." I'm thinking of actual pictures of your backpacks on backpacking trips.


Backpack on Snow, February 2013

Regardless of season or location, I'd love to see people's actual backpacking packs in action. Anybody else want to share?

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Back when I was younger, foolisher, and still capable of carrying a load hauler.

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Four packs and one expired hiker.

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In my backyard before a trip a couple of years ago


Packed up and heading to Apple Orchard Mountain in VA.

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My first backpack above my favorite lake :)  Sorry it's a little blurry because it's a scanned in photo (before digital)

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Also not something I often photograph . . .

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Tarol's picture makes me wonder if I could find and scan any pictures of my first pack. . . Which was darn near before film, let alone digital :p

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Another fun thread . . . in regard to packs, I've got several arrows in my quiver -- a Gregory Z55 that I use for most trips, a Gregory Z65 that I use for winter trips or longer trips, and an Arc'teryx Cierzo 35 that I use for ultralight trips.

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Wading through a creek in the Daniel Boone National Forest (Gregory Z55).



At an overlook in the Big South Fork National River and Recreation Area (Gregory Z65).



At an overlook in the Joyce Kilmer-Slickrock Wilderness of the Nantahala National Forest (Gregory Z55).



Clifty Wilderness, Red River Gorge Geological Area, Daniel Boone National Forest (Arc'teryx Cierzo 35).

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I would love to add some photos to the pack thread and tent thread, but photobucket hates me.
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Tarol's picture makes me wonder if I could find and scan any pictures of my first pack. . . Which was darn near before film, let alone digital :p

Yeah, those glass plates are a heck of an ordeal putting through a scanner. And I'm not exaggerating.  :p

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Tigger that is just rediculous!

And here I was thinking I was a family sherpa.

me on the far left...
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2012 August carefully step by step down climbing steep talus crosscountry below north side of Silver Fox Pass, in the John Muir Wilderness with Osprey Aether 70 Pack, carrying weight about 65 pounds.  Bunji'd Ursack on top, Big Agness UL1 on back, old Fenwick rod, Neoair in side pocket, nalgene on biner, Vasque Bitterroots on the granite.

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Like Travis, I don' t often take pics of my pack.  

Found one of my blue cuben fiber, Z-Packs Blast 22 on a Washington section of the PCT:

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Backpacking in De-Na-Zin (TNF Black Magic)


Day Hiking in the Gila Wilderness (Mt Smith Tour)


Day Hiking in the Tucson Mtns (Osprey Kestrel)


Backpacking in the Superstition Wilderness (Mt Smith Maverick)

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This is my wife in Jasper National Park on one of our fall backpacking trips last year. She's sporting an Arc'teryx Maia 65 pack.

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Here's another, but with me this time. This is a week before the photo of my wife above - but in Banff National Park. Pretty tough to see, but I'm carrying my Mystery Ranch G7000 pack.

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How about from the original "first internet backpack trip" in the Smokies?

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Same picture as the tents thread.  That's my Green Golite Gust in a pile on the ground on the right end of the tent.

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Cuteness alert!  Baby in the pack pics :)

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I still have it and still use - from 1974:
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A blast from the past, my boy with his ancient Camp Trails:

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Hooooo Weeee these ladies got pack!  lol

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This past fall... 110 lbs of gear, bone and meat...



Some of my packs...



Elk hunting at -24*F...



My avatar taken in the Crazies a couple years back...





86 lbs of elk meat...

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Another very neat thread.......

This was my first back packing trip, 8 days in a section of the Winds.  My mentality while getting ready was "What's Another Couple of Pounds", which resulted in my pack weighing 72 pounds.

We were on a section of the Continental Divide and met this gentleman, Chris Knight, he was was doing a hike of the entire Continental Divide.

Very neat guys with some good input.....maybe somebody here will know him.....we speak of him often.

As for the packs we got quite a kick out of the difference.

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