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27th March 09, 06:01 PM
#11
 Originally Posted by Spc. Scott
I have taken a Camelbak that I was issued on hikes before. It has a few pockets/hook points on it that can hold enough to keep me going for a full day or so. I haven't had the opportunity to make a multi-day hike yet due to the logistics involved with having two young children. A 3 and a 1 1/2 year old take a lot of gear to keep them going. 
I too carry a Camelbak daily. to and from work its a god send. If i am hiking kilted it will be in a UK so a back pack fits in no prob. i havent had it out with a tartan yet, as i am just getting in to wear them. Like it has been said many time. you can dress em up or dress em down, kilts that is.
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