[pct-l] FS: ULA Circuit (L x XL + cover)

[giniajim]

I've got a bivy sack if anyone would be interested...

  ----- Original Message ----- 
  From: John Abela 
  To: PCT L 
  Sent: Saturday, December 18, 2010 10:39 AM
  Subject: [pct-l] FS: ULA Circuit (L x XL + cover)


  Hello All,

  Earlier this year I picked up a ULA Circuit and have been using it until I
  picked up my HMG Windrider.

  I did not think I would get everything I needed into the Windrider but it is
  looking like I am able too.

  As such I have no longer need the extra-sized ULA Circuit so I am putting it
  up for sale.

  Bad time of the year, I know.

  This is a size Large

  Hipbelt is Xtra-large.

  Rain cover included.

  I paid $234.34 including shipping.

  Selling it for $180 - CONUS shipping included in this price.

  Condition is between good and excellent. Only reason I would not say
  "excellent" is it has about 250 miles on it. Yeah, pretty much nothing for a
  ULA pack, but wanting to be fair.

  Payment via PayPal and I will get it shipped out within a day or two of
  payment.

  I put this up for sale on a couple of different websites than decided to
  pull them from there and offer them to folks here on PCT-l, as I know some
  of you out there could probably use it.

  I am also totally up for trading gear too. I got most everything I need but
  I'm up for hearing what you might have in the associated price range that is
  taking up space in your own gear closet that you don't want/need.


  For anybody wondering why I made the switch... well, three reasons. First, a
  few ounces of weight saving in exchange for a lot of room I did not need
  (ok, guess that was #1 and #2), and #3 is water resistance. The closer I
  have gotten to a 10-pound pack weight (I am there now -weeehoo!!) the less I
  have found a need for the larger cubic inch space of the ULA Circuit. Only
  thing I have not had the chance to try out yet with the HMG pack is 10-days
  worth of food and a bear canister. I don't see it being an issue though.
  Still have room left in the pack and the y-strap on the top holds a
  canister. Anyway, I have loved this ULA Circuit. It was my first pack since
  I got back into hiking a year ago. Lots of fond memories, but I am sure
  somebody out there could use one of the most used packs on the PCT, so why
  not let somebody have a chance to use it and give the pack a chance to gain
  even more memories!!

  Sorry for blabbering on...

  John
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