These guys make my favorite stuff transport gear https://www.hyperlitemountaingear.com/
Best fanny pack ever made Vice Versa
Best backpack Daybreak
Best Totes
And all the camping gear too, tents, large packs, etcβ¦
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Thanks! Always looking for a good recommendation.
https://www.ula-equipment.com/product/circuit/ my bag is 10 years old with one half-broken chest clip that still works
Thanks!!
Have you tried the pods? I've never heard of these things, but they look neat.
I have doen this with other products to keep things separate and organized, but I havent tried this company yet. Looks to be good quality.
Im wondering if any retailers like REI have this in stock so I can see it.
Dyneema?! I like it!
Another good one to look at:
Cool stuff
These are great too
Looks heavy.
Not much if you consider that are quite structured, and half the price :)
28 liters / 680gr / $150
Unlucky they don't have > 28 liters models, so we have to compare to the 40 liters ones.
https://www.hyperlitemountaingear.com/products/2400-junction
40 litters / 878gr / $349
These are full water proof? I read: "Pair with our Stuff Sacks for a buttoned up, nearly waterproof kit."
Thank you, exactly what I was looking for some time now. Zapped
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My favorite: https://www.snowpeak.com
I see you are not picky about the weight :)
Is the Vice Versa also designed to be worn cross body or solely around the waist? Thanks for the share ππ§‘π€
I solely use cross body.
I make these 35l packs, and they weigh 3x less. Only 9.3 ounces. Hyperlitemountaingear is the Ethereum of backpacks.
I like the craftsmanship at HMG, also amazing support. Sure costs a bit more, but been using them before many started making their own ultralight.
Check out Pa'lante packs. They are better aligned with us.
Think about it this way: 3x lighter is ultra light, 3x heavier is not.
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Been frustrated of late trying to find better quality gear. Thanks for all the recommendations π«ππ€.