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Northwoodsman
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The Wanderer turned out to be its' sibling, the Rambler. It measures 19"H x 17"W x 6"D (1938 cu. in), 32 liters. It has two side pockets, an outer zippered pocket on the front, and the top flap has an inner zipper pocket to store valuables and such. It has a draw string cord to secure the contents inside. It's the perfect day pack, great pack for a younger one to carry their own gear, or an excellent pack to portage along with the canoe. It's also an awesome pack to use on non-paddling trips.
Duluth Pack Rambler
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dadoffour
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Interested in the #4 Duluth Pack. We will be in Texas next week. Where are you located?
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Northwoodsman
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dadoffour: "Interested in the #4 Duluth Pack. We will be in Texas next week. Where are you located?"
In the Dallas area. On the northeast side of the Dallas area to be exact - Plano/Frisco/McKinney. What part of the state will you be in?
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Northwoodsman
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I have a few Duluth Packs that I have decided to part with. I purchased them a few years back from another member on this site to help him out during a time in need. I bought them mostly for nostalgic purposes but also with the intent to use them but I never did so these need to find a new owner that will use them. I don’t know the age but they are in great condition, no holes, tears, broken buckles, etc. The #4 is the oldest of the bunch but that’s comparatively speaking because the other two look like they haven’t been used. I have kept them stored inside in my climate-controlled gear room. I'm going to reach out to Duluth Pack to see if they can verify if the last one is indeed a Wanderer. The pictures are low resolution, if you are interested please send me an email and I'll send you higher res versions that don't make these packs look so "worn out". I reduced them to 10% of the original res.
First up is a Traditional #3 with tumpline – $200.00 + shipping
Next up is a Traditional 4 – $160.00 + shipping
 
And lastly is a Rambler – $200.00 + shipping
  
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airmorse
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Where in Texas are you located. I frequently get to the Big T for work.
I might be interested in the Wanderer.
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