"When buying a backpack you want to make sure that the hip belt is long enough so that it transfers most of your pack weight off your shoulders and onto your hips so that you can use the biggest muscles in your body, your legs, to carry most of the weight." Visit Section Hiker's site for the details.
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Thursday, February 4, 2016
Fitting A Back Pack Correctly
Section Hiker has a post that I recommend backcountry hikers consider. Hikers know that a waist belt is vital to comfortable travel with a pack. But rarely do you find information on how it should fit your waist and hips.
"When buying a backpack you want to make sure that the hip belt is long enough so that it transfers most of your pack weight off your shoulders and onto your hips so that you can use the biggest muscles in your body, your legs, to carry most of the weight." Visit Section Hiker's site for the details.
"When buying a backpack you want to make sure that the hip belt is long enough so that it transfers most of your pack weight off your shoulders and onto your hips so that you can use the biggest muscles in your body, your legs, to carry most of the weight." Visit Section Hiker's site for the details.
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