>So where do you find a 3 pound pack that will do Philmont duty? It
>would need about 4500 cu. in. and carry about 35-40 pounds.
OK i finally got the list together, If you scale back the hole package you
should be albe to use a little smaller volume pack (lighter...)
I use a Kelty Flight for Philmont, great pack but Kelty quit making it. Who
knows why.
I think the ULA would be my second choice;
http://www.ula-equipment.com/packs/P-2/p-2.htm
Granite Gear got great reviews for the comfort of this pack:
Kelty Haiku 4250 just under 4 lbs
http://tinyurl.com/v615
Osprey Aether 60 Very nice pack 3700 cu in
Mountainsmith Auspex 4200
http://tinyurl.com/v64d
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