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Are Thule backpacks still good?
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Lots of people mention Osprey. They're not so good if you have long hair. I recommend Gregory.
Can you elaborate? This is such an oddly specific thing but I’m new to long hair so I’m probably missing something fairly obvious.
Your hair hits the top of the pack frame and it blocks ventilation. Very annoying. But my hair is exceptionally long
I prefer fatter packs that aren't as tall so my hair can go on top of the pack, not between the pack and my back
In what way isnt it good with long hair? I have no issues with my ospray pack and long hair
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I own a big Exos 58L and i dont have any issues with my long hair. Would love for you to elaborate, gotta say im curious!
Maybe its only an issue on their taller 60L or 70L packs