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  1. 11-09-2006, 08:19 AM #1
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    Quote Originally Posted by Trek420 View Post
    M'scot do you also double as storage?

    Yes as a box monster I think I would fare quite well. I am also strappable to the top of a suburau a la those Thules.
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    I'm not agreat runner can I at least bike?
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    Sales! yeah they are the midwest tradition!
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    Oh yeah and I recieved the Ibex switchback in the small from REI. It was pretty big on me? Does Ibex always run so large or is it the switchback?
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    Quote Originally Posted by madscot13 View Post
    Oh yeah and I recieved the Ibex switchback in the small from REI. It was pretty big on me? Does Ibex always run so large or is it the switchback?
    I ordered cycling shorts and a jersey from them this summer. I ordered according to their sizing chart and both were too big for my taste... I was warned so I got the UGS in small instead of medium, and I've been the happiest camper... er, guide since.
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    Quote Originally Posted by madscot13 View Post
    Oh yeah and I recieved the Ibex switchback in the small from REI. It was pretty big on me? Does Ibex always run so large or is it the switchback?
    I am usually a medium, but in Ibex I take sometimes medium and sometimes small. In the switchback pullover I could have worn either the med or the small, but I chose the small so I could put jackets over it. You don't say what KIND of switchback item you got- pullover, full zip, vest....?
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