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[pct-l] What pack are you using
- Subject: [pct-l] What pack are you using
- From: usaphilip at acr.net.au (Philip McHugh)
- Date: Fri Mar 31 22:03:11 2006
- References: <20060331181545.E3C421D0ED@edina.hack.net>
When I was on the JMT in 2004, I carried a BearVault 300 canister vertically
in a Breeze backpack. It was doable, but not at all comfortable and
something that I definitely will not consider doing again. Does anyone know
if the Ron Moak's Starlite can accommodate a canister "horizontally" inside
the pack,?
Philip
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> Date: Thu, 30 Mar 2006 15:14:07 -0700
> From: Don E Wilson <dwilson4@raytheon.com>
> Subject: [pct-l] What pack are you using
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> I used the Starlite last year for a month starting from Campo. My base
> weight was approx 12 pounds. I had 30-35 pounds in it on the heavy
> stretches with lots of water. I carried up to 7 quarts at times - although
> that was overkill most of the time because last year was so wet in SoCal.
> Very comfortable at that weight. I had some problems with the straps
> coming loose after a couple weeks of hiking. Ron Moak completely replaced
> my pack.
>
> I will take it again this year for the rest of the way to Manning Park.
>
> Lobo