Everest Large Canvas Backpack
Last week, I read a review by Alan Halcon about this backpack and it really grabbed my attention. I ended up getting an identical bag. There is no real reason for me to duplicate his review because the same points he brings up are exactly what I would write about in my review. So I encourage you to read this short blog post then head over to Dirttime's website and read Alan Halcon's full initial review of this great pack. Alan Halcon's Everest Large Canvas Backpack Review
However, if you are looking for a traditional canvas looking backpack to take with you on the trail or on your next outdoor adventure, but do not want to break the bank; then this bag might be for you. You can pick up one of these bags for $35 and like Alan, I am very impressed in my initial inspection of the bag.
It measures 12.5" x 19.5" x 7" and weighs 2.12 pounds empty and has a volume of 1706 cubic inches. Here is the pack empty on the floor.
Also here is the amazon link to where you too can purchase this bag in a variety of colors.
However, if you are looking for a traditional canvas looking backpack to take with you on the trail or on your next outdoor adventure, but do not want to break the bank; then this bag might be for you. You can pick up one of these bags for $35 and like Alan, I am very impressed in my initial inspection of the bag.
It measures 12.5" x 19.5" x 7" and weighs 2.12 pounds empty and has a volume of 1706 cubic inches. Here is the pack empty on the floor.
Also here is the amazon link to where you too can purchase this bag in a variety of colors.
Posted by The Outdoor Podcast at 12/27/2011 5:43 PM 
Categories: Adventure
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Categories: Adventure
Tags: Everest Large Canvas Backpack Canvas Backpack
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