Re: [at-l] External Frame

["Eric A. Lyngaas" <lyng0015@tc.umn.edu>]

Joseph,
    I'm making my own pack for my 1999 thru.  i would consider doing the same if I
were you.  As you said the choice is limited.  This way you get what you want and
need.
Eric

Joseph Hageman wrote:

>  Sold my Kelty Redcloud through an internet outdoor gear classified, they
> really work well and they are free (for the time being). Good way to get
> rid of hard to market items like used hiking gear. My plan is to replace it
> with an external frame to use on my thruhike in 2001. I know my choices are
> limited, but would like to hear from those on the trail that have
> preferences. I thought the Redcloud fit me lousy and was too big. I had too
> much room left over with cool weather gear and a weeks worth of food. An
> external frame would be cooler for me in the summer portion of the hike.
> Currently all my long hikes are in the spring and fall. It sure is an
> exciting part of the year with all the new thruhikers beginning their treks
> and the anticipation of another season of hiking for those of us waiting in
> the wings. Thanks in advance for the replies.
> Mongoose
> Trenton, NC
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