[pct-l] Thru hike pack suggestions?

Jeffrey Haas coopermacjill at gmail.com
Tue Sep 14 10:57:40 CDT 2010


If you're committing to a go lite pack, you also need to reduce the weight of the contents in the pack.  If you are planning on using a go lite with 30 to 35 lbs of gear including water, you may be in trouble because the suspension isn't designed for that weight.

Using a go lite pack from my experience represents a total commitment to reducing the weight of everything you're carrying.  If you're not going to do that I would not suggest you carry a go lite.


On Sep 14, 2010, at 11:47 AM, Austin Williams wrote:

> I Highly recommend the GoLite Breeze, but they don't make it anymore.  Not
> to worry, the Ray Way pack is (literally) the *exact* same design as the
> Breeze... the only catch is that you have to buy the kit and sew it yourself
> (not as hard as it sounds).
> 
> Mine weighs 8 or 9 oz, and has plenty of room for everything I needed on the
> PCT.
> 
> Good luck!
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> Austin Williams
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