Re: Minimalist or Everything but the kitchen sink?
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>A summer overnight or two night trip would make your pack ___lbs
Without climbing gear? Around 20lbs.
>How big is your pack?
Usually 50L, but, if a long approach and snow and ice, I might pop it up to 60L.
>Do you follow a ratio to body weight to pack weight?
Nope. I pack light and hope for the best. I do usually carry more bulky stuff than my partner, though, but since I usually out weigh this particular one by around 100 pounds, I give her the heavy dense stuff. She's in much better shape than I, and, I don't want to have to chase after her, or, have her be fresh at camp, and me waisted. So, usually our pack weigh the same. She could always buy a lighter sleeping bag.
Plus, she doesn't pay that close attention, so, I can get away with loadin' her down. Who says chivelry is dead?
>How do you pack your pack? specifics?
Light bulky stuff in the bottom, heavy up high. Rain gear on top.
-Brian in SLC
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