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Katahdin Ultralite Pack — Skills Come Extra

Posted on May 26, 2010 by JTHatsJanuary 8, 2018

With an empty pack weight of 26 ounces it’s a solid foundation for anything from a day hike to walking the Appalachian Trail. That’s no exaggeration, since through-hikers have taken the Katahdin over the AT and come back with good things to say about it.

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Posted in Packs | Tagged backpacking, equinox, equinox katahdin, hiking, hydration bladder, ultralight, ultralight backpack

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