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Differences
between daypacks and backpacks
Daypacks are best when you are going out for a short while, and
do not take much in the way of supplies with you. Daypacks are
lsmaller, more compact packs, but with most, if not all of, the
attributes of a regular backpack. Where to avoid any
misunderstanding is by thinking that backpacks do not have to
protect as much as other forms of packs, because this is not
true.
So, if daypacks need to have the same features as other packs,
what should those features include. For a start they should be
watertight. Not actually completely waterproof, but enough so
that the contents do not get wet if it should rain. The reason
is because you will tend to put things in your daypack that
should not get wet, but without the possibility to protect them
with other pieces of equipment.
Daypacks are not big enough, for example, to wrap up the
contents in little protective packets, and so should be water
resistant to a certain degree. Part of the reason for using a
daypack is that you do not want to have the weight of a full
pack, possibly because you are a casual leisure walker, as
opposed to a seasoned trekker.
There are also tourism daypacks, which are aimed at those using
the pack for vacation sightseeing, and these need to have
additional features, such as pockets which are easy to get to,
and can contain cell phones or wallets, but which are hard to
steal from.
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13-06-04
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