Packs with relative dimensions

October 2021

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Fiordland Packs’ David Cary with his 35l pack which weighs 320g. Photo: Ricky French
A Te Anau man used his sewing machine to make face masks, now he’s creating ultralight packs.  ‘Pivoting’ might be the new buzzword in the Covid-19 era, but for Te Anau man David Cary it has a double meaning.  If you’d asked the former sharemilker 10 years ago what he’d be doing now, it’s unlikely […]
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