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Anonymous Mon 25 Nov 2013 21:43:01 No.231075 View View Report

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REI Lookout 40, packed for 10 days, carrying 5 days of food only however, 5 days in I do a mail-drop resupply.

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Anonymous Thu 03 Oct 2013 01:31:33 No.205447 View View Report

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That's the previous gen REI Lookout 40, weight with all gear, without water, was 28lbs with 5 days of food. I'll be using the North Face Terra 65L pack for my LST hike, as I need to carry much more food and water as there is no easy resupply for most of the trail, and water can be scarce so I may have to turtle up... Plus I've been itching for an excuse to pack a bit of luxury again since I don't have any mountains to climb this trail.

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Anonymous Wed 31 Jul 2013 16:09:57 No.169927 View View Report

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>>169925
And this is what it looks like ready to go.

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Anonymous Fri 12 Jul 2013 22:30:32 No.158957 View View Report

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And here is what it looks like packed up, tent is carried internally. This pack in this pic is carrying 3 days of food, rain-gear, tent, extra clothes and socks, etc. etc.

If you plan on doing actual hiking, please save yourself the trouble and spend another 30-40 dollars and get a modern pack.

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Anonymous Wed 03 Jul 2013 09:33:00 No.152890 View View Report

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all packed up and ready to rock.

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Anonymous Sun 19 May 2013 19:55:24 No.118559 View View Report

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For pack I used the REI Lookout 40, my weight (without water) was 23lbs, tent and sleeping bag were carried internally. I found the bag tough, well fitting, comfortable, easily loaded and easy to organize. I would totally recommend this pack as a daypack for most people and as a main pack for the lightweight crowd. at 70usd I found it extremely good value for money. Only slight critiques are the lack of lower pack compression straps, a slight predilection toward zipper snags, and a bombproof but heavy weight of 3.3lbs

For sleeping pad I used the ALPS .4in closed cell pad, which I found provided great insulation from the ground, but was much too thin for comfort and was totally incompatible with side sleeping, I would not recommend the sleeping pad.

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Anonymous Sat 18 May 2013 19:43:00 No.117906 View View Report

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REI Lookout 40, tent, bag, and everything else is inside.

Sold as a framed "daypack", I use it for a main pack, recently did a week on the AT with it. Would totally recommend.

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Anonymous Mon 06 May 2013 00:39:00 No.107220 View View Report

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...In a 40L pack, and under 30lbs. Haven't gotten it on the scale yet but I'm betting i'm close to 25 (without water)

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