[pct-l] Super Light Stuff Sacks

[montypct]

Hey Wafflecone!
Well I thought it would have been a good trailname.

What disease?  My actions are perfectly normal

$$$$$$$$$$$$s are important for me.  I bought my Cubenfiber and made a 
tarp/poncho.  2.5 ounces and it's 8 1/2 feet long with a lot of bells and 
whistles.  It was the same design as the spincloth one you saw in 
Washington.  I believe I got the Cubenfiber from www.questoutfitters.com. 
May not be listed on the website but you can call to order.

Stuff sacks are real easy to make.  There's simple plans online.  I have 
enough cubenfiber left over to make a stuff sack.
Instead of spectra, if you use a thicker braided fishing line it weighs 
about zero.

My only current stuff sack is my spincloth food sack (with the braided line 
drawstring).  I bought some www.Gossamergear.com spincloth ground cloths and 
have inexpensive material to work with.

Warner Springs Monty




----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Matt Bradley" <mattbradley1 at gmail.com>
To: "PCT-L" <pct-l at backcountry.net>
Sent: Tuesday, February 06, 2007 12:45 PM
Subject: [pct-l] Super Light Stuff Sacks


> WS Monty said: "Personally, I don't think the prices are bad considering 
> the
> cost of
> Cubenfiber"
> Monty,
> People like you and me (and probably a lot of others on this list) have a
> disease.  The fact that I would actually consider spending $39 on a little
> drawstring bag just because it is the lightest is pretty disgusting by
> "normal-person" standards.  It's really remarkable that there are enough 
> of
> us out there to make it economical for the company to sell them.
>
> -- 
> Peace and Love,
> Matt
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