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Anders, M. "Backpacking Basics" Get Geared Up Backpacking, June 2015

Mark Anders says a lot of great tips on backpacks.

I think I can use this info to better design the backpack so that we can place the materials needed in more strategic locations.

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Henderson, Karla A. "Camping." World Book Advanced, World Book, 2018, worldbookonline.com/advanced/article?id=ar090160. Accessed 2 May 2018.

Talks about lots of various camping needs.

I can use this article to look at the best materials to use to make a tent. This article will tell me how to make the best choice on a tent that will survive the cold and wind.

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The XWArctic is a long lasting  backpack that is designed to keep the wearer warm despite the freezing temperatures, wind, and pain of the Arctic and Antarctic regions of the Earth. It is made with strong fibers, imported straight from Peru. The pack is sturdy  and has firm material for the use of comfort as well as need. There are also sled hooks on the back, that way the person with the backpack may pull a supplies sled behind them. The XWArctic is made for specifically the Arctic and Antarctic regions of the earth, but it can be used at any cold location.

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Big words, pic of backpack, paragraph about uses, logo on the backpack, no bad stuff.

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My problem is partly fixed by the weight of the backpack, so it will stay where it is with normal wind speeds of the Great Antarctic. The cold is solved by the "body" part of the backpack. This is where the backpack can heat up using the body heat of someone. The "body" part functions like a coat so that the wearer stays warm and water won't freeze either, despite winds and things like this