Thread: New Southern Lite Pack

Originally Posted by 257weatherby

The bit I am waiting to find out: how does it go for comfort (and durability) frequently carting out a decent size red, at least 10ks rough country, steep climbs and descents. My K2 is great at that, but losing 3 kg pack weight is going to give a bit more longevity to the bipedal bit that carts it about.

I have faith it will.

This is its predecessor, a lightweight Gossamer and very similar to the Southern Lite. Its carried big loads a long way very comfortably.
I got the new one instead of another Gossamer because of the stronger material.

Still a bit of life in the Gossamer so it isn't finished yet.

Originally Posted by Tahr

I have faith it will.

This is its predecessor, a lightweight Gossamer and very similar to the Southern Lite. Its carried big loads a long way very comfortably.
I got the new one instead of another Gossamer because of the stronger material.

Still a bit of life in the Gossamer so it isn't finished yet.

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So what are you going to do with the Gossamer pack now?

Originally Posted by 257weatherby

So what are you going to do with the Gossamer pack now?

Keep using it til its buggered I guess. I don't want to hack the new one too much rough house meat hunting.

Do you want to try the Gossamer? - coming through your way soon.

Originally Posted by Tahr

Keep using it til its buggered I guess. I don't want to hack the new one too much rough house meat hunting.

Do you want to try the Gossamer? - coming through your way soon.

Yes!

Originally Posted by 257weatherby

Yes!

Ok. Will drop it off.

Originally Posted by Tahr

Ok. Will drop it off.

Biff a couple of cannon bones over the fence away from the gate, if you're quick you should probably make it to the back door.......

Originally Posted by 257weatherby

Biff a couple of cannon bones over the fence away from the gate, if you're quick you should probably make it to the back door.......

of drop it off at my place and it will make its way up there sooner or later......them pampered pooches seem to think Im ok..... and here I thought dogs were good judges of character....