Pleasure Packing: How to Backpack in Comfort by Robert S. Wood (1976-08-02) [Paperback] Robert S. Wood

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Paperback cover has some wear and minor creases and slight bends on the corners. Pages are clean and the binding is secure.

Published in 1976, this copy of “Pleasure Packing: How to Backpack in Comfort” by Robert S. Wood captures the early days of modern backpacking. Wood’s innovative techniques, such as using external frame packs and emphasizing comfort over weight, were groundbreaking at the time. The book reflects the growing environmental movement and desire to reconnect with nature, offering a glimpse into the roots of the backpacking culture we know today. For collectors, it represents a significant milestone in outdoor recreation, while for readers, it provides a nostalgic journey into the evolution of backpacking.

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Paperback cover has some wear and minor creases and slight bends on the corners. Pages are clean and the binding is secure.

In 1976, as the environmental movement gained momentum, Robert S. Wood published “Pleasure Packing: How to Backpack in Comfort,” a seminal work that revolutionized the way outdoor enthusiasts approached backpacking. This well-preserved copy offers a glimpse into the early days of modern backpacking, when lightweight gear and minimalist philosophies were just emerging. Wood’s innovative techniques, such as using external frame packs and emphasizing comfort over weight, were groundbreaking at the time. Beyond practical advice, the book captures the spirit of the era, reflecting a growing desire to reconnect with nature and embrace a simpler, more sustainable way of life. For collectors, this book represents a significant milestone in the evolution of outdoor recreation, while for readers, it offers a nostalgic journey into the roots of the backpacking culture we know today.

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Paperback cover has some wear and minor creases and slight bends on the corners. Pages are clean and the binding is secure.