TinTin
Thru Hiker
Thanks @Lempo hopefully this'll work.Click on the date/time in the post, it will open up the post and then copy the link address in the browser's URL bar.
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Trekkertent Stealth 2 on Facebook - unused £200
Thanks @Lempo hopefully this'll work.Click on the date/time in the post, it will open up the post and then copy the link address in the browser's URL bar.
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Has anyone (apart from the chap on RUL) bought from them?https://liteway.equipment/
Are doing 20% off
i have the Apex 133 poncho, really happy with it.Has anyone (apart from the chap on RUL) bought from them?
There's a very positive review of their service and Elementum pack on RedditHas anyone (apart from the chap on RUL) bought from them?
Yes ta, I read that as well.There's a very positive review of their service and Elementum pack on Reddit
https://www.reddit.com/r/Ultralight/comments/dxl9jm/liteway_equipment_elementum_pack_dcf_first/
Thanks.i have the Apex 133 poncho, really happy with it.
Trekkin an extra %15 off
Xtherm for £117 at gaynors
Or https://www.outdoorgear.co.uk/Therm...c9BFPuBH97ELumD2tdDypW72jJkTfvtkaAuevEALw_wcB
Been half lusting over that pack for years as a pack for when I’m pushing the weight capacity of the prophet.. how true is the capacity? Been a few years since I eyeballed one in person.Exped Lightning 60 Backpack. I have one of these, if I it was stolen, I'd buy another. Now only £115.
https://www.ultralightoutdoorgear.c...ll-rucksacks-c134/lightning-60-rucksack-p3142
Actually I'd probably buy something else, regret it, sell it and then by another of these.
I don't have enough other pack experience to comment on capacity. I'd say it is easily 60l but take that with as much salt as you like. I know that it doesn't suit everyone and If you have a rounded upper back the frame can cause pain or rub. For me it fits perfectly and carries 12kgs in comfort on 8+ hour days. The hip belt and frame works really well.Been half lusting over that pack for years as a pack for when I’m pushing the weight capacity of the prophet.. how true is the capacity? Been a few years since I eyeballed one in person.
I had the 45l and they claim as the back adjusts to all sizes that you get a true 45-60L capacityBeen half lusting over that pack for years as a pack for when I’m pushing the weight capacity of the prophet.. how true is the capacity? Been a few years since I eyeballed one in person.
I honestly can't believe that you are talking about the same pack. Mine has lovely big, well padded shoulder straps and if you set it up right the vast majority of the weight is carried through the waist belt which is as good as I've seen with a nice large pad at the base of the spine.I had the 45l and they claim as the back adjusts to all sizes that you get a true 45-60L capacity
Great packs, but it’s the thin narrow straps that cut into you that lets it down.
Did the straps look like those in the picture?I’m with @FOX160 i had the 45 and found the straps cut in when carrying a little less than 10kg, so following advice and as I have done in the past with Kifaru packs and the like, loosened the shoulder straps, tightened the hip belt and let the hip belt take more of the weight, which also helped with the heat and ventilation in Portugal, but noticed what I put down to some hamstring pain combined with being an old git. I persevered with this pack for nigh on 250km before acknowledging that the pain was sciatic in origin and related to sacro-iliac stress and inflammation due to bearing the weight on my hips and tightening the hip belt. OK, I am an old git but I’ve never had any issues before and while it took the best part of a year to settle down, I’ve changed packs and not had a recurrence.
Did the straps look like those in the picture?