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| Version 1.0 |
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| Verson 1.1 |
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| Almost done |
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| Version 1.5 the most current version |
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| Bottom green panel that holds my sit pad is new today, made from an old tshirt |
I've been using my home made day pack for slightly more than a year now and it is still going strong. I have replaced every external pocket except for one. I just replaced the lower pocket that holds my sit pad. All the replacement pockets are strong and holding well. The first set of pockets were just a poor design. I have also torn the main seams apart and redone them twice. Now the pack is sturdy and does not need repairs.
I guess I have taken this pack on about 70 day hikes at this point.
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This pack was made from 95% recycled material. The green fabric is an old tent, the bright green is an old shirt, the black pocket is a bag I bought at Nifty Thrifty. Most of the webbing is recycles from old projects. The only new materials I bought for this were the thread, the elastic and the green bungie cord on the back.






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