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Re: UL Tents
I've had success with the Mariposa at 36 pounds.? Half was water and food for 7 days.? The key is to put all the weight on the hip belt.? The top of the pack straps only touch the front of my shoulders. I've read great things about the Flash and my friend loves the ULA circuit.? It's a little heavier, but I agree with another emailer that a good suspension system can be worth a little heavier pack.?? Osprey packs and the Mariposa were the most prevalent packs I saw on the JMT last week. One more thing about the Mariposa is the removable back panel.? It's an awesome feature with helpful uses.? I replaced mine with a full length foldable 1/8 pad they started selling last year.? I recommend it for laying around camp, putting it in your camp chair for warmth and under your sleeping pad for extra r-value and protection from things that can cut or puncture an inflatable pad.? ?I also add a small zpacks sitpad in the lower part of the back panel to move a significant portion of the pack off my back for airflow. Lastly, you can rent a bearikade from the manufacturer of you don't want to buy one. Have a blast! Quinton On Wed, Aug 21, 2024, 7:15?PM Martha via <marthagilmorephd=[email protected]> wrote:
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