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Old 05-04-22 | 10:40 AM
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djb
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From: Montreal Canada
Originally Posted by Tourist in MSN
I recently learned I was doing this wrong, I was only clipping two of the four straps.
I put a sheet of Coroplast in my Rack Pack to give it more structure, that holds it in a shape more like a cylinder instead of a wet pillowcase. I first tried cardboard, that worked well enough that I decided to buy some Coroplast at home despot for a permanent addition. I put lots of parallel creases in the Coroplast about 2 inches apart from each other so that is in the bottom and rolls up the sides of the bag.
ha, I've only ever used two clips also....thanks.

"je vais dormir moins noiseux ce soir" (for the Gaspe guy, he'll get that)

interesting idea on the coroplast. I've always had the tent in mine, so the shape of the rolled up tent in its bag has kept the shape well enough. Generally I've always kept stuff in the rackpack that I only take out at end of day, so it has always kept its shape well enough due to teh stuff in it. Ive sometimes stuck a watermelon or whatever stuff bought off a roadside vendor in Latin America, so I've always found it handy to have spare room in it, same idea for end of day groceries before heading to a campground.
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