I have a Hyperlite Mountain Gear Expedition Pack, size Large. It's made out of cuben fiber. This is basically brand new, I used it for one day. It is just a little too big for me. The weight is 27oz without the stays. The stays are 2oz each. It has 3 side compression straps on each side, a roll top closure and 2 top straps. None of the straps have been altered/cut. I put a pillow inside for the pictures hence the shape. Super durable and comfortable, very very well made, there is a built in foam pad, it is waterproof, and has places everywhere to attach (pockets, accessories. Price is $220 including shipping/insurance/delivery confirmation. (Retail $300) Payment via paypal. I would also consider trading for a WM summerlite or highlite regular length in excellent condition.

Edited by KalebC on 02/04/2012 17:17:42 MST.

Willing to trade for a new-condition TiGoat/JRB UL Sierra Sniveller? All black 20D with the best 900 fill down...I'll even throw in some bungee cord to cinch it up...

Thanks for the offer, but I'm not a quilt guy.

Do you know if a bear canister will fit sideways in this pack?

Thanks

I don't have a bear can on me, but the inside is about 12.5 (wide) x 9.5 (deep) conservative measurements at the very bottom. It does get bigger in the middle, at least 14 inches wide, it would for sure fit one sideways about 7 inches up from the bottom or anywhere higher.

Edited by KalebC on 02/03/2012 20:01:43 MST.

I updated the pictures, and lowered price.

@Kenneth: I have a big BearVault, and that bear can doesn't really fit sideways. The way the pack is tapered, it does fit in that manner at the top, but can't go down too far and I couldn't get the can to stay sideways without twisting and turning. If you have a smaller can, should work no problem.

This was my experience with my Expedition (size small).

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Peter, PMs have not been reliable, I havnt got one in weeks.. Feel free to email me directly at kalebcullison at gmail dot com. Same goes to anyone else interested. Thanks

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Sold to Peter, thanks for those that were interested.