I am looking to unload some gear to help get a new pack. This UQ is in gret shape and is rated to 20 degree. It is an extra one that does not get enough use so I'm am selling it. I bought it in 2010 and it as always been store uncompressed.
$130 shipped to lower 48.
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What's the weight?
I really don't know exactly and I don't have scales to weigh it but I think it is somewhere in the 17oz range
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How small will it pack down?
I need an UQ for a trip next weekend. I'm in Charlotte, headed to Hampton, TN. Will this work with WBBB? Whats the length? I'm 6'4".
A little bigger than a softballOriginally Posted by michigandave
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I have used it in conjunction with my blackbird many of time. I am 6'1". It will cover from my shoulder to about mid thigh
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48" or 66"?
48 20 degree
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offer withdrawn, apologies for any inconvenience.
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