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Tastes Changed Yet Again??
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<blockquote data-quote="Zeno Marx" data-source="post: 598245" data-attributes="member: 1211"><p>Don't get me started on backpacking gear. I lived to backpack for a decade+ and really got into the gear, especially backpacks. I could start a rental service. They're simple things, but they're also not. The one good thing about them was that at $200-400, you weren't likely to buy a bunch of them at once, so you could really test them and get a number of field trials with them before coming to any conclusion. Again, the options thing. You likely spent a stupid amount on one, so it was your only option. You worked out all the kinks and really got to know this tool. You know, that old adage that it requires 10,000 hours of practice with something before you become a master or expert at that thing. The number isn't the point. The lesson is focus and dedication.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Zeno Marx, post: 598245, member: 1211"] Don't get me started on backpacking gear. I lived to backpack for a decade+ and really got into the gear, especially backpacks. I could start a rental service. They're simple things, but they're also not. The one good thing about them was that at $200-400, you weren't likely to buy a bunch of them at once, so you could really test them and get a number of field trials with them before coming to any conclusion. Again, the options thing. You likely spent a stupid amount on one, so it was your only option. You worked out all the kinks and really got to know this tool. You know, that old adage that it requires 10,000 hours of practice with something before you become a master or expert at that thing. The number isn't the point. The lesson is focus and dedication. [/QUOTE]
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