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GoLite Venture Sleeping Bag: 20 Degree Down

September 19, 2009

anybody know the weight of this bag in the long version-it has to be heavier than 2.1(doesn't it?????)

thanks,trailtrash

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Aether improve the pack or take it off the market

Osprey Packs Aether 85 Backpack - 5000-5400 cu in

Osprey Packs Aether 85 Backpack - 5000-5400 cu in

Rating for this product: 2 September 11, 2009

So very disappointed. I returned this pack after 1 trip in the Grand Canyon. Granted the Canyon eats gear alive,but I was really expecting more from a company with Osprey's exalted reputation(not to mention price tag). The belt is basically worthless,barely padded,and inadequately suited for comfortably supporting a heavy load. At the time I bought the pack, the heat moulding was not available at BCDC outlet,I am skeptical that it would have made any difference, a skinny, unpadded belt is what it is(I have since noted that there is a moulding machine available at the outlet). The fabric was pummeled by an endless variety of vicious rock surfaces, and the afore mentioned belt began to basically unravel. My partner pack, years older than mine, but also an Osprey, seemed to perform admirably,his model sported a much beefier belt, and a tougher fabric. It seems to me that the "big bird" is running on fumes and reputation. I hate to harsh, but the Royal Arch Loop is the last place you want feeble gear. For those that say, I should have tried the pack out under gentler circumstances, I accept your censure.

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