[at-l] Pack Attachment---

[PMAnderson@apshealthcare.com (Anderson, Paula_(MD))]

I'm sooo glad i'm not alone.. maybe we need a Dana Rib Droppers club or
something.  I've resorted to keeping large items near the zipper side to
hopefully keep items from falling out, always have the zipper at the top and
try to only unzip the side a teensy bit...  i'm planning to try and find
something else cuz i'm just not very happy w/ the wet rib, except for how it
holds the water.  

wish I could find a lighter pathfinder thing that didn't flop about!  I
never lost anything out of that one.

Cheerio

-----Original Message-----
From: Leslie Booher [mailto:lwbooher@halifax.com]

This is a cut and paste job that I got backwards.  Start reading at the
bottom, please, and work up.  <G>  anklebear


>Leslie, you have just given an excellent gear review and wasted it on
me! I have experienced the "droppage" problem, but assumed I was the only
person dull-witted enough to let stuff drop out the zipper.

You really ought to share the wealth with the list.

Bill...

>I bought one because you said that you like yours, but I didn't like it at
all.  One reason is the one you mention, that it doesn't convert.  Second, I
thought it rode funny and was hard to access.  Because the zipper goes
around the corner and down the side, things would fall out when I opened it,
yet nothing would come out without opening the zipper around that corner.  I
found it to be really unsatisfactory.  anklebear

----- Original Message -----
From: Orange Bug <orangebug74@yahoo.com>
To: Rami <rbenhameda@home.com>
Cc: <at-l@mailman.backcountry.net>
Sent: Sunday, December 23, 2001 10:45 PM
Subject: RE: [at-l] Seriously planning to HIKE! (essentials)


> Dana Designs makes something similar, but I've forgotten the name. It
> has a zippered pouch and a holster for a drink bottle. It isn't as
> roomy as your description, but works pretty well. The problem with it
> is that it doesn't easily convert into a seperate fanny/belly pack for
> a run to the water supply.
>
> Bill...


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