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I still have a strong back so weight isn't really the issue

Currently considering between Shimanos Ocea Jigger 2000NRHG and Daiwas Saltiga 35N-SJ (does the N refer to Narrow Spool?), but i just cant decide which to get

Oceans Magazine , 1977, pp
PROS Typically a better choice for families or people with back issues Suitcases are easy to keep organized (as long as you have a system, like packing cubes) No strain on your back or need to carry something heavy in hot & humid weather CONS It can be tempting to overpack (especially with a large suitcase) You will still need to lift your suitcase, so keep this in mind when packing (backpacks are designed for this, suitcases are not!) If you buy a cheap suitcase, you might be dealing with broken wheels, faulty zippers, finicky handles, or one that doesnt roll well What to look for in a suitcase Hard-sided is best (in our opinion): because it is more durable and will stand up to flights and public transportation High quality materials (especially wheels!): the last thing you want is to have wheels break on your trip Story time: One of the wheels of my moms brand new (but inexpensive) suitcase fell off on our Christmas market trip after many days of rolling them on cobblestone streets
These bikes are more comfortable and easier on the lower back, making them ideal for people with back problems or those who prefer a more relaxed workout

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