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(leaftye) - F

Locale: SoCal
 		Enduroflex frame on 01/20/2011 05:59:33 MST Print View



Do you know how much this weighs? It's used in Outdoorproducts branded packs.

I can only find the weight for a more deluxe frame that has the suspension. That thing is over 5 lbs. The suspension must be heavy because there are full packs sporting the frame that are ~3 pounds.
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(kthompson) - MLife

Locale: Eel River Valley
Re: Enduroflex frame on 01/20/2011 06:28:04 MST Print View

Had Peak 1 pack from Coleman way back when. Had a similar frame that was over 2 pounds. Did work OK though.
Nathan Baker
(Slvravn) - MLife

Locale: East Coast - Mid Atlantic
Re: Re: Enduroflex frame on 01/20/2011 08:34:08 MST Print View

Ken - I still have that peak 1 wasting away in the back of my gear closet. I remember I grabbed it a few years ago and if I remember right it was over 2lbs.
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(leaftye) - F

Locale: SoCal
 		Re: Re: Re: Enduroflex frame on 01/20/2011 17:08:23 MST Print View

2 pounds is a bit more than I was hoping the frame would weigh, but I think I can work with it.
scott Nelson
(nlsscott) - MLife

Locale: So. Calif.
Modify the frame? on 01/21/2011 22:19:21 MST Print View

I wonder if you could take this basic frame and cut off sections and substitue them with aluminum arrow shafts, etc. to make it lighter? Join it with tie-wraps?
Jordan Clymer
(jordanclymer) - F

Locale: The Columbia Gorge
frame redux on 01/22/2011 13:38:00 MST Print View

You know, if you really wanted to lighten things up...
It wouldn't be terribly difficult or too expensive to purchase a sheet of finished carbon fiber and route out a similar design with a Dremel.