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Clayton Mauritzen (GlacierRambler) - BPL Premium Member
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Re: Re: Pack Shape Travis, you went with the Purple Blaze? My respect for you ever increases. |
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re: ULA Belts The belt in that thread is larger than the one on your Boreas. |
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Re: Re: Consumables Question Food, water, and fuel also vary a lot more depending on the trip. For small things like that, I only use a little at a time, so the weight difference is negligible. I also tend to just fill the c... |
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Re: Re: Cognitive Dissonance Also, the lack of frame allows the pack to conform to the shape of the spine when carried. Please, do a little more research first. |
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Re: Cognitive Dissonance Max--that is a summit pack. It's not designed for backpacking (even though some may push the limits to use it as such). |
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Re: Re: I hear you, but... With the exception of the CDT (frameless) and the old Ohm 1.0 (no longer sold) ULA hipbelts are all 4-5 inches tall and removable so that you can get the right size you need. The medium belt tha... |
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Re: I hear you, but... Part of the issue with many maiunstream, etc. packs is that they actually have poor suspension for the weight. For example, the Buttermilk 40's frame (which I know you love) weighs a hefty 11 ... |
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Re: the details Dan, that looks really nice. Nothing against Kyle's pack, but seeing ULA do all the detailing with the hybrid material makes a big difference aesthetically. I'm really interested to see... |
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Re: Local Wally World carrying Mountain House I've seen MH at Walmart's for at least the last several years--maybe 5? Even when I lived in East Texas, our local Walmart's had them and there weren't any real mountains or signif... |
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Re: Re: Further thoughts on etiquette +1 to Doug. |
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