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I gotta be STOKED to be FLEXIBLE!
Hey community,
I have set up I have set out on my journey with my 1st stop being Colorado Springs to chill with a friend. I'm realizing that my gear isn't necessarily as heavy as the backpack, itself, is. I have a 70 l Gregory Gregory that fits all my stuff, but I'm just now noticing the weight of the backpack.
I will point out that when I got my backpack I wasn't planning on walking and hitchhiking. I wasn't planning on walking and hitchhiking. I was planning on bike touring and getting a trailer for the stuff that I need, and the backpack was going to go in the trailer. But I didn't consider the weight and letting a perfectly good backpack go to waste, so now I'm stuck with it. Doesn't it does anyone have any suggestions on how to pack light for a heavy backpack? Kind of nothing I can do about it, you know, but I can definitely get rid of some equipment.
I have set up I have set out on my journey with my 1st stop being Colorado Springs to chill with a friend. I'm realizing that my gear isn't necessarily as heavy as the backpack, itself, is. I have a 70 l Gregory Gregory that fits all my stuff, but I'm just now noticing the weight of the backpack.
I will point out that when I got my backpack I wasn't planning on walking and hitchhiking. I wasn't planning on walking and hitchhiking. I was planning on bike touring and getting a trailer for the stuff that I need, and the backpack was going to go in the trailer. But I didn't consider the weight and letting a perfectly good backpack go to waste, so now I'm stuck with it. Doesn't it does anyone have any suggestions on how to pack light for a heavy backpack? Kind of nothing I can do about it, you know, but I can definitely get rid of some equipment.