SOLD: McHale LBP36, Brooks Range Alpini, Rab Microlight

**alaskaoneday** · 08-16-2011, 15:34

All Items Sold

**Dutch** · 08-16-2011, 15:47

Originally Posted by alaskaoneday

Clearing out some more gear that needs a good home.

Brooks Range Alpini Down Pullover, Large, great shape. 11.9oz on my scale. $125 plus actual shipping.

Rab Microlight Alpine Down Jacket, Large, excellent condition, worn twice. 12.5oz on my scale. $100 plus actual shipping.

McHale LBP36, 17” Torso measurement, 34" waist, Full Dyneema (grey) body and water bottle pockets (no kangaroo pocket on back), Bayonet frame, Grid hip pockets and double summit flap (with bear can straps). Also includes non-McHale rear pocket.
Main pack body 52.2oz
Main pack body stripped (Less bayonets, bypass harness, MX compression straps and upper back pad) 42.2oz
Hip belt pockets 3.1oz
Double Summit flap 5.2oz
Bear Can straps 1.9oz
Water bottle pockets 3.8oz
Rear Pocket 2.0oz
Pack is in great shaped and will last forever. $450 plus actual shipping.
Pictures available

A McHale?!?!?

Your killing me, I've got too many packs already. I'd love to see the pictures. McHale is my hero and to own one of his packs....I don't think I am worthy.

**alaskaoneday** · 08-16-2011, 16:08

Hey Dutch
Pictures have been added to my Gallery. If you buy this pack, you won't need the other ones!

**BillyBob58** · 08-16-2011, 16:53

Originally Posted by Dutch

A McHale?!?!?

Your killing me, I've got too many packs already. I'd love to see the pictures. McHale is my hero and to own one of his packs....I don't think I am worthy.

So do I, purchased just before I entered the way lighter load world. I still used it until just recently, and it carries superbly, but hard to justify the extra pack weight with today's much lighter loads. Sure is a wonderful pack though. I still think it's abilities would justify the weight if I was ever again to find myself on week long winter expeditions ( not much less than 6 lbs? over 6000 ci- this one seems to be a lighter version McHale). Food weight would add up if nothing else. It finally got rid of most of the lower back and shoulder pain I had with some other highly rated packs. But with the lighter loads, what a dream carry. But finally I decided much lighter packs can handle my current loads well enough, so I have not used it in a couple of years.

Anyway, if anyone needs such capabilities, McHale is highly recommended, and this is actually not a bad price for a Mchale.

**MrTiles** · 08-17-2011, 08:56

is this the RAB jacket?
http://www.everestgear.com/rabmemija...hannelid=FROOG

**alaskaoneday** · 08-17-2011, 09:50

Nope. it is the Alpine (hooded) Microlight.

**Dutch** · 08-17-2011, 18:19

I am so thankful you sold that McHale. Now maybe i can get some work done instead of trying to justify another backpack. I sure wish I could rent one sometime.

**BillyBob58** · 08-17-2011, 20:49

Originally Posted by Dutch

I am so thankful you sold that McHale. Now maybe i can get some work done instead of trying to justify another backpack. I sure wish I could rent one sometime.

Wow, I didn't think that would go so fast here! Someone got a high quality pack, and not all that heavy either.