Speaking of rucksacks - anyone got a Vango Pumori and/or got any comments
about it please ?
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Vango Pumori
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DavidKendall said:
Speaking of rucksacks - anyone got a Vango Pumori and/or got any comments
about it please ?Hi David,
I have two Pumori's...Pumori 70+10 and the Pumori II 60+10.
I obviously rate these packs but in particular I like the standard of
manufacture and the simplicity of adjustment and use. They're not that
heavy either.I have been absent from this NG for some time as I have been 'working
away' in various parts of Asia subsequent to the Tsunami. My two
Vango's accompanied me and have both seen very severe usage. They have
stood the tests well and, while battered and sun/rain bleached will
last for another couple of years.
I would reckon that since 29-12-2005 they have probably had more use
than the average backpacker gives a pack in his/her whole lifetime.
When I've not been using the smaller pack my partner/co-rescuer
Michelle has been using it so neither have been rested.During many years of outdoor activity, including 20+ years in the
military I have consistantly used Vango equipment where possible and
have to say that I've never been let down.Hope this helps.
Happy Trails,John S-M
....Here's a tost to the dead already,
....And here's to the next man to die!
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