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Topic: External Frame Backpack

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Stroller, Caravan

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Economist

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Charmed

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Omar Khayyam

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Camping

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Roman Holiday

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Ski gear, Billabong, Skater clothes

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Hank Aaron (baseball)

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Winter

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Going back to school

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Expert Talk

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Albert Graham,
Backyard Pool Drainer

External frame backpacks: are more comfortable to wear since your back gets air circulation; weigh a little less; and cost less.

Rob Verdann,
Afterdark Removalist

Conventional external frame backpacks are both prone to leakage and are difficult to pack into a canoe with the frame side down.
Whenever lightning is nearby, take off backpacks with either external or internal metal frames.
Backpacks Which type: Internal or external frame?

Dan Toomey,
Computer Salesman

Internal frame backpacks: keep the weight closer to the body and hence help provide better balance; have more internal volume than an external frame pack; have fewer places to snag; and cost about 50 to 100 percent more than an external.

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