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butthead
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Guess it's time to introduce you to the site search. Go to the Messageboard page, just under the header find, "Chat Rooms (0 Chatting) | Search | Member Directory | Edit Profile | Logout"
A search for CCS Wanderer brings up this page Some photos and reviews/comments.
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butthead
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Could just be me but the tables Dan includes make sizing quite simple to me.
This chart is in the link listed.
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ryanstewart
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Thanks. I reviewed this. I am looking for a practical picture of the pack. I find looking at dimensions helpful, but not entirely practical. For example, I can look at the dimensions of a couch, but until I "see it in my living room" I usually have a hard time deciding if it fits the space or not. Should have been more descriptive in my original post....
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SinglePortage
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I have often thought that pack sizing should be done by filling them with tennis balls and reporting the number of balls the pack holds. A 40L light AF pack is not the same size as a 40L ULA pack.
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ryanstewart
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Does anybody have pictures of the CCS wanderer? I am looking at picking one up but am trying to get a handle regarding the size of the pack.
Thanks!
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SevenofNine
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ryanstewart: "Thanks. Sometimes its hard to tell practically how large something is based off a picture with no reference for scale. "
I agree it is hard without a reference or tons of experience with packs. This pack looks like a small day pack. I have a couple packs made by Dan. Good stuff but not a lot of frills to them.
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PVnRT
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why not just call/email Dan Cooke and ask for info? I've purchased quite a few of his items--all very high quality--and found him to be a straight shooter and approachable.
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sedges
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Main pack H-19" W-12" D-7", Top pocket H-3" W-12" D-7"
from the ccs website
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butthead
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CCS Wanderer
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ryanstewart
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Thanks. Sometimes its hard to tell practically how large something is based off a picture with no reference for scale.
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