[pct-l] ultralight packs

[Jim Keener]

Greetings:

I am with Marge. I wish everything made in the world
were made with the attention to detail and quality of
Brian's packs. Each item is well thought out, and he
offers options which enable near-customizing. 

My ULA P2 is sitting 15 feet away - in serious need of
an oil change. There is a hole in the bottom as a
result of a butt-slide on rocks coming off Glen Pass
in 2004. Duct tape is taking care of the hole.

I guess the new Catalyst is the replacement for the
P2. Of course that leaves me wondering how the pack
could have been made better.

I enjoy writing about ULA. Nothing bad comes to mind!

Peace,
J J

--- Marge Prothman <marge at prothman.org> wrote:

> I vote for the UAL packs, I am still using one of
> his original packs (I gear
> tested it) and still today I can get all my stuff in
> for a five day hike.
> However, my daughter and other friends have
> purchased one of his larger
> packs so they could fit a bear canister in.  You do
> not have to give up the
> hip belt or sternum strap and you do have padding in
> the shoulders.
> Cheers,
> Marge (the old gal)
> 
> 
> 
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