Rucksack / Backpack Kathmandu Kilimanjaro (S) Volume 60-65 l
From a house clearance. The backpack is in great condition - if my trekking days wouldn’t be over due to a double hip replacement then I would certainly keep it myself (I would love to do another trek through Africa). Note that the detachable Day-Trip Backpack is missing (and the price reflects that) but I would recommend a more fashionable one for going out at night anyway (you’ll probably want to take your valuables with you and not leave them in your tent or room). I would also always carry the small backpack at the front for easy access to water, food, money, documents, medication, phone, kindle, maps, etc (and pickpockets love it when you carry a small rucksack strapped on at the back - seriously: don’t do that!). Pickup in Green Bay opposite Green Bay High School.
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