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    I don't know individual weights, but my entire pack weighs ~60lbs according to the scale a Amicalola. Maybe one rainy-day when I've got absolutely nothing to do I'll weigh the individual items.

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    Quote Originally Posted by envirodiver View Post
    Talk about ridiculously heavy
    Oh, but I beg to differ

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    Quote Originally Posted by warraghiyagey View Post
    Oh, but I beg to differ
    OK I'll rephrase my comment.

    That is really heavy.
    If you don't make waves, it means you ain't paddling

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    Quote Originally Posted by envirodiver View Post
    OK I'll rephrase my comment.

    That is really heavy.
    Mmmmmm. Yup.

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    wouldn't they ruin calling it the weight of your big four if there are two of them, you're now up to the big 5, then again, they might carry themselves, depending on the brand that you picked up

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    I'm thinking they are more accessories.

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    Quote Originally Posted by john gault View Post
    I don't know individual weights, but my entire pack weighs ~60lbs according to the scale a Amicalola. Maybe one rainy-day when I've got absolutely nothing to do I'll weigh the individual items.
    Wow, how many are you carrying for?

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    Gossamer Gear Spinshelter with lines and stakes:14oz
    Moonstone Lucid 800 down 20F sleeping bag:33oz
    ThermaRest prolite 3 + 2 Gossamer Gear pads:19oz
    Gossamer Gear G5 backpack:10oz

    76oz ...4 pounds 12ozs

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    Last edited by maxNcathy; 12-14-2007 at 23:36.

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    My 4:
    Pack Gregory Z-55 w/cover 54oz
    Tent MSR Fling w/footprint 79oz
    Sleeping Bag Mnt Hdwr Phantom 32 w/liner, pillow 31oz
    Pad ThermaRest ProLite 4 24oz

    Total = 188oz or 11.75lbs

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    One of the seemingly few, proud, comfortable, not-so-ultralighters

    Nimbus Ozone 3lbs
    MSR Hubba 3lbs 4oz
    WM Alpinlite 1lb 15oz
    Ridgerest 14oz

    Total: 9lbs 1oz

    Question:
    Is there a better tent available that will shield against the wind, wet and cold? Starting a thru-hike in March...what are some options???

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    Quote Originally Posted by Bonothoe View Post
    Question:
    Is there a better tent available that will shield against the wind, wet and cold? Starting a thru-hike in March...what are some options???
    Don't worry too much about it. 3 lbs 4 oz isn't too bad for a tent that does what you're asking. The Hubba gets good marks around here. A Tarptent will save you some weight but has other issues. (A proper tarp will save even more weight and has even more issues.)

    If cost isn't an object, give a look at the Seedhouse SL1 (Big Agnes) and the Eureka Solitaire. Probably a few I've missed, but these are often mentioned and well regarded. But if you already have the Hubba, you're talking considerable $ per ounce saved.

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    GG Mariposa - 20 oz
    GG TwinSpinn- 11 oz
    SD WickedFast-19 oz
    GG Torso Pad-3.8 oz

    Total 3.36 lbs!!!!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Bootstrap View Post
    I'll see your 15 and raise you 4:

    Tent (REI Half Dome 2): 5 lbs. 11 oz.
    Sleeping bag (Marmot Sawtooth): 2 lbs. 14 oz.
    REI Therma-rest: 5 lbs. 2 oz.
    Backpack (Gregory Pingora): 5 lbs. 8 oz.

    Total: 19 lbs. 2 oz. Then I start putting things *into* the backpack ...

    So here's my new current weights:

    10x10 Etowah Tarp: 2 lbs
    Sleeping bag (Marmot Sawtooth): 2 lbs. 14 oz.
    REI Ridge Rest: 14 oz
    Osprey Atmos 65: 3 lbs 10 oz

    Total: 9 lbs 12 oz

    So I lost 10 pounds!

    Jonathan

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    Default Big 4

    Campmor Down Mummy Bag 2lbs
    Kelty Dart-2 (tent) 3lbs
    sleep Pad 12oz
    Granite Gear pack 2lb 8oz



    8 lbs 4 oz !



    cant wait to hit the trail in April to try it all out!
    see ya'll UP the trail!

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    Mountain hardwear solitude--5lbs 8oz
    Speer hammock-- 17oz
    feathered friends osprey--27oz
    no pad needed in summer but in cooler temps a speer snugfit UQ--29oz

    10lbs 1oz

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    REI Mojave +15 Bag 2lb 9oz
    Gregory Triconi Pack 5lb 14oz
    Tarptent Contrail 1lb 8oz
    Thermarest Ridgeline Pad 14oz
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    10 lb 13oz

    not the lightest pack in the world but i like it and have no interest in buying another. plus most of my other gear is lightweight and the pack balances weight very well.

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    My new setup for 2008 -

    GossamerGear Mariposa Pack - 20 oz.
    Oware FlatTarp 2, 30d Sil - 14 oz.
    JRB Katahdin Quilt - 32 oz.
    NiteLite Torso - 4 oz.

    Total: 4.375 pounds
    John Tobias (aka JT)

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    Currently:

    GG Nimbus Meridian: 56 oz
    WM AlpinLite Long: 33 oz
    Big Agnes Seedhouse SL2: 54 oz
    Thermarst Z-lite Short: 11 oz

    Total: 154 oz or 9 lbs 10 oz

    Definately will try to get my whole base weight to sub-10 before another long distance hike...

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    Default New Gear for Christmas

    MLD Cuben Poncho Tarp 4 oz
    MYOG Momentum XP 20 degree Quilt 18 oz
    MYOG Bivy 7 oz
    G6 Pack 4 oz
    Nightlight Torso 4 oz

    37 oz

    2 lb 5 oz

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    Captn, nice setup.
    John Tobias (aka JT)

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