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Hmm. Sounds like I should load the pack up and see. I could use some training anyway...

I'm planning to attempt Rainier next summer, and need some help with the pack. The guide company I'm going with recommends a pack of 70-75+ liters. The only pack I own in that size range that's...

I'd be a bit careful with the cotton canvas--you really don't want to get it wet. In very cold, dry conditions it's fairly easy to keep it dry. In North Carolina you're going to be closer to...

You mention the Triple Aught Design cargo pants, which are nylon with a durable water repellent (DWR) finish. The DWR finish is what causes the water to bead up on the surface of the pants, and it...

I feel your pain. I'm not even a hunter and the fluorescent colors wear on me sometimes. I poked around a bit and there are a few other options that might be worth considering:

- I assume you...

For short/local trips I use Backcountry Navigator. Lots of map choices (I use the Accuterra ones) with good features for measuring distances and recording trips.

For longer/remote trips, I bring...

You've got a pretty tough list of requirements:

- Organization
- Doesn't look tactical
- Durable
- Can carry hiking/backpacking loads
- Carry-on sized
- Ability to add pouches (maybe?)
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Upon further review Lumix is a name Panasonic applies to many cameras. Shows how much I know. Anyway, I have the DMC-TS5 which is one of their waterproof/shockproof models. You were probably...

As others have mentioned, high quality mirrorless cameras are growing in popularity and quality. If you want to carry a DSLR, you might consider a crop sensor camera, which will be both less...