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Arapala
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Just finished up this short review...
*** For a full detailed list of all the tested ultralight equipment scroll to end of this post.
Hello folks, I'm back after a year of learning and experiences. I have a lot to share and decided to make a quick video to kick it off. I wasn't totally satisfied with my first series of videos, but it seems the viewers out there enjoyed them, as I've gotten a lot of requests for more videos and positive feedback. Thanks to everyone for the encouragement and kind words!
All the gear in this video was used for a minimum of one year before filming, and I have had the bag and tarp for over two years in fact It is all still working great like new and highly recommended! Just incase, lbs. = pounds, and measurement are based on packed weight which includes a stuff sack. After further research I found the base weight of this system is much lower than what I stated in the video. Here's the gritty details...
--- Detailed list of all the tested ultralight equipment here:
Klymit Inertia X Frame Internal Sleeping Pad, 0.5 lbs.
Poncho & Trash Bags; 1 lbs.
Outdoor Research Highland Bivy; 1.4 lbs.
Kelty Noah's 9'x9' Tarp; 1.8 lbs.
USMC 30 Degree Sleeping Bag; 2.8 lbs.
The North Face Terra 38 Liter Pack; 3.4 lbs.
Total Base Weight: 9.1 Lbs.
Thanks for watching and reading!
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