Curious what kind of weight you're packing when you start out... I have a Sky 5900. Awesome pack, but nothing else has been "upgraded", so I feel like my base weight is still pretty high at 39 lbs. That doesn't include my weapon, binoculars, range finder, bino harness or the clothes/boots I wear. Nice to see what you pack. Good information. Thanks.
39lbs is pretty good, add food and water for three days about a pound per day of food plus water weight. I’m guessing right around 45 lbs…still not bad
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Props on the Atlas!
I think I need a stone glacier butt pad!!! Great video
What size compression bag is your chilkoot in?
Nice gear 👊🏻
Saw? Lighter? First aid? Black tape? Paranoid?
Curious what kind of weight you're packing when you start out... I have a Sky 5900. Awesome pack, but nothing else has been "upgraded", so I feel like my base weight is still pretty high at 39 lbs. That doesn't include my weapon, binoculars, range finder, bino harness or the clothes/boots I wear. Nice to see what you pack. Good information. Thanks.
Not sure on an exact weight unfortunately. I'd think probably mid 40s. Zack likes to pack a LOT of food haha!
39lbs is pretty good, add food and water for three days about a pound per day of food plus water weight.
I’m guessing right around 45 lbs…still not bad
Nice I love that pack I need to pick up a better pack
Thanks! A quality pack definitely makes life in the mountains much better.
Which part of the country/elevation/time of year would be cool to know as well
This was first week of September, Idaho, elevation was anywhere from 6-10,000'
Can I get a lid for my Kiowa 3200 pack?
The Kiowa is not designed for use with a lid unfortunately