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    FS: Exos 34

    New without tags, mens large, grey and orange. I bought this and never used it. Loaded it up in the house but never hiked with it. $105 shipped, Paypal only.
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    aw mannn.. boy do I wish this were a medium.

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    Morning bump & price drop to $100 shipped.
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    how much really fits in there? hammock+down TQ and UQ+clothes
    just trying to figure out the actual size.
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    Quote Originally Posted by BigTurtle View Post
    how much really fits in there? hammock+down TQ and UQ+clothes
    just trying to figure out the actual size.
    It's a large so it's 2200 cubes, 36 liter. I bought it to use for 1 to 2 night summer trips where I wouldn't have to pack much water. I've just never gotten around to using it. My 46 and 58 are already dirty so I just keep using them.
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    Bump...
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    $90 shipped, final price drop.
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    This is a great pack----just keep it around 18 pounds. I carried one for 80ish AT miles and loved it after I ate some pack weight down. Professor Hammock told me about weight and the shoulder straps but as mentioned at 18-19 pounds it is a super pack....at this price some one will get a sweet sweet pack. My 0.02

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    Quote Originally Posted by MedicineMan View Post
    This is a great pack----just keep it around 18 pounds. I carried one for 80ish AT miles and loved it after I ate some pack weight down. Professor Hammock told me about weight and the shoulder straps but as mentioned at 18-19 pounds it is a super pack....at this price some one will get a sweet sweet pack. My 0.02
    Yes, the Exos series are killer packs. If it doesn't sell I'll go ahead and use it next year for my UL summer trips & daypack.
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    I used my to 3 seasons, enough gear in one for 4 days food and temps to 32ish...left out of Bennington VT loaded as such, 23.5 pounds....didn't like the shoulder straps until after day two when I was under 20 pounds but that was a long section per AT standars without resupply (that, the Smokies, and the Wilderness) unless you wanted 20+ mile days.
    It's still my favorite pack behind the Ohm....but alas I'm going retro for a while and have dusted the D3 (thought it was a D2 HA!)...who knows might even fire up the Svea the next hike.

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