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Marshall90 Member	# Posted: 26 Oct 2009 09:46:01 · Edited by: Marshall90 1.Laugh at my lack of observation skills 2. Laugh a little more at the irony I'm going into marketing 3. Read below please I bought a Deuter traveller 55+10L backpack SL, discovering later it was designed for women, although I did read it could be used for guys with a shorter build anyways. Basically I'm not that short but a shortish guy (175-ish)cm? I have no problems it being a Women's backpack, but basically because of its narrower/smaller shoulder-straps is it going to cause me problems while trekking? (my shoulders are a bit more broad than normal for my stature) I've tried it on (unloaded) etc and it seems to be pretty fine but I was wanting to know what you fair and fellow travellers thought about this? and wanted to grab some advice if I could please

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tim333 Member	# Posted: 4 Mar 2010 19:46:52 Alright mate, I trekked 700Kms over the summer, and learnt the hard way. Best to have a well fitting bag however if your not walking to far its fine, also if you want to us it travel light. Tim
Andrew3103 Member New Zealand	# Posted: 10 Apr 2010 05:33:17 Hey Marshall, I work in an outdoors shop and we sell deuter packs, it's really just what's comfortable for you, I've had a guy come into the shop who was built like a gorilla and he was quite happy with the exact same pack you've bought, if it's uncomfortable, head down to the shop and talk to them you can order a set of standard shoulder straps (and a hip belt if that's not doing it for you too) from Deuter (I'm in New Zealand, so I couldn't tell you what the price would be sorry). Take it for an overnight trip, if it's working ok then roll with it. Hope that helps Andrew