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type of backpack to bring
Mon, 02/25/2008 - 10:53
Hi,, im looking to backpack western europe only for a week and i have no experience in backpacking…. could anyone suggest a specific brand and type of backpack that would be good for the march season… im a guy so.. i guess i dont need to bring as much stuff, any suggestions would be great.. Thanks, Chris

For a week, just about anything will do — after all, you’ll probably only actually be toting it on your back one or two days. Unless you’re planning on more backpack trips in the future, I’d be heading to the Walmart, Target (check both the luggage section and the sporting goods section) or a discount sporting goods store for something comfortable that will hold all your gear.