Using sleeping pads as pack frame | Lite Gear Talk

Backpacking & Hiking Gear

Our long-time Sponsor - the leading source for ultralite/lightweight outdoor gear

You are not logged in. [Log In] Backcountry Forums » Forums » THE LIGHTWEIGHT ZONE » Lite Gear Talk » Using sleeping pads as pack frame

Amazon.com

---- Our Gear Store ----

The Lightweight Gear Store

WINTER CAMPING

SNOWSPORTS

ULTRA-LIGHT

CAMPING & HIKING

CLIMBING

MEN'S APPAREL

WOMEN'S APPAREL

FOOTWEAR

- Men's Footwear
- Women's Footwear

CLEARANCE

BRANDS

WAYS TO SHOP

- Sale
- Clearance
- Top Brands
- All Brands

Backpacking Equipment

Topic Options

Rate This Topic

#97156 - 06/02/08 11:14 AM Re: Using sleeping pads as pack frame [Re: jorgoz]
Paul_C member Registered: 07/14/05 Posts: 506 Loc: Beaverton, Orygun	Depending on your load and your pack, you may not need anything. I am able to pack my pack in such a way that it keeps it's shape, and is comfortable to me up to around 30 pounds. I carry a ULA Conduit with no pad as a frame. _________________________ Jeeper - NW mountain roamer
Top

Entire topic
Subject	Posted by	Posted
Using sleeping pads as pack frame	jorgoz	06/01/08 01:14 AM
Re: Using sleeping pads as pack frame	frenchie	06/01/08 04:21 AM
Re: Using sleeping pads as pack frame	Roocketman	06/01/08 04:44 AM
Re: Using sleeping pads as pack frame	kbennett	06/01/08 06:34 AM
Re: Using sleeping pads as pack frame	Hector	06/02/08 06:07 AM
Re: Using sleeping pads as pack frame	BarryP	06/02/08 06:23 AM
Re: Using sleeping pads as pack frame	Paul_C	06/02/08 11:14 AM
Re: Using sleeping pads as pack frame	OregonMouse	06/02/08 07:22 PM
Re: Using sleeping pads as pack frame	jorgoz	06/03/08 08:53 AM
Re: Using sleeping pads as pack frame	Paul_C	06/03/08 11:40 AM
Re: Using sleeping pads as pack frame	jorgoz	06/03/08 09:04 AM