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Very glad you had success with them. Did you hike in them yet? They are very comfy out of the box.

We have used it twice. They sent me the wrong missing strap. Had to laugh at that. It’s getting comedic honestly.

Thank you

I didn’t try two soft flasks but I tried a bear spray and it kept falling out. A soft flask may be better cause it’s squishy. I can go try a bit later on and see. I have my pack for sale now.

@alpineearth I was asking because on the pictures it seems that it can only fit one soft flask

@@bilaltahir9978 one side is a water bottle pocket and the other is a zip that may fit one but not ideal

@@TalZKazaz that is not even a competition. The Aero is way lighter, sexier, better material and just a better pack.

@ got you. Thanks!

@@deltabassslanger2291 this is not Yosemite.

Thanks 🔥

Awe thank you. That means a lot

@@gailhemphill1 I don’t think so. If I remember correctly it’s an opening at the top just behind your shoulder.

@@daleleev thank you!

I realized after my review that I couldn’t find the website. I already did the review and edited it before I realized it. I didn’t want it to go to waste so I threw it up. Maybe they will pop up again? Never know I guess. There have been a few really good companies just disappear. Like Waymark gear. It’s really sad.

@@preacherman9018 thanks for the tip!

That is what I am hearing yes. I wonder if it was because of the poor quality of

Right?! Unfortunately here in Canada it’s super cold at night at the end of the summer and you need all that stuff. Well maybe not the case of meds but that was left over from backpacking with the kids.

@@liordafna9349 you are welcome :)

No unfortunately it was too painful to wait that long and wear them. It is def a design flaw. I think it’s the first year making them so maybe they will improve.

I’m 5’6 and I have a long back for a woman. 17.5 inch back and I have a medium

Glad to help! Thanks for the comment.

@@seanhoglin1793 I ordered the same size. I would not downsize or the vest May be too small

@@seanhoglin1793 glad to hear !

@@tylernblaney ya the waypoint is pretty sweet.

@@Foskey83 no problem :)

Oh for sure

@@j3hikes444 thank you

They aren’t. I even talked to arc today who said they were about 3. I’d say the mids are probably 7 though. Nice they added that to the website though because it’s wasn’t there until I talked to them today and said it would be super helpful. Look at the runners that say they are 7. They look like they are 7.

Yes the chest system distributes weight better but not sure how you would get 33 lbs in a 30 Litre bag unless you were filling it with rocks lol. I think the weight limit for this one would be closed to maybe 20lbs or 9 kg.

@@alpineearth Haha thanks.

@@tonmoy_youtbe_expert thanks’

​@@alpineearth it's my pleaser. Not going on a backpacking trip this year!

@@tonmoy_youtbe_expert oh darnit why not?

@@tonmoy_youtbe_expert oh darnit why not?

@@tonmoy_youtbe_expert oh no why not?

@@zorgen333 I just sent them a request to send me the pack to review. We will see if they will because I haven’t found it on sale anywhere yet at a reasonable price to buy it to do a review. We will see ;) looks like a really nice pack. Better designed than the pro

@@alpineearth The video you did about pro, summer / winter was amazing. close to ordering pro winter. Have nordic since before and get mad at the difficulty of getting the tube out of the thermocell pocket and back. However, the Thermocell pocket looks a little bigger on the pro. but maybe not big enough. I think I will go for the ultra, (it would be nice to have a review before ordering. Hope they send you one) and insulated tube. freezes sometimes but you can put the tube inside the jacket when it freezes.

@zorgen333 thank you, ya the pocket length for the tube is a bit of a bummer. I would wait until the improve it which I am sure they will.

@@mitchsn he sure did!

@@forestyforest Right? That trail is defined to remain nasty I think but thanks to you much less so! my head is fine now laugh! Thanks so much for watching and again, we really appreciate the work you did!

@@maxasaurus3008 this is very true! But as long as you don’t put the compass by them it should be ok. I guess if you forget and then get too close, that could be a BIG problem.

@@rainfall2464 oh ya a deer will definitely charge you, especially in the rut.

@@nicoleprice9450 hahahahaha u actually watched it! Chris and I were just waiting to see if u would! Yep only twice :)

Yes my friends did it then and had the same. Sorry to hear!

Glad to help :)

@@preacherman9018 yes they have already had a ton of free advertising. I am constantly talking about their products in my videos. It’s just too bad. Oh well.

@@alpineearth Yes you have. If I ran the company, I'd send replacements of the right ones you requested and ask you to keep the others. This is a valuable training experience for customer service. They should be trying to attract extra good customers like yourself. They wouldn't have a job without repeat customers.

@@preacherman9018 thanks for the support!

@@MattyOutdoors I could not agree more :)

NO, they still have that one. They basically made a lighter smaller version.

@@alpineearth is this strong enough considering the thin material?

@@hi.kingharry well, we just did and insanely hard hike up to Fairy Meadows and there was lots of clambering and rubbing and my friend was wearing it and it did fine. It is not as bomber as say a dyneema pack but if you want to run, it’s pretty great.

@@maryzcorner you are very welcome

It was. Somehow it miraculously rolled into the side pocket when he picked up his pack. We should have looked there first.

@@alpineearth, ah! Good news! I know what it's like to lose something... glad he found it. If nothing else, more exercise!

@@tonmoy_youtbe_expert thank you for watching the video

@@alpineearth You're welcome! Your insights on the Hyperlite Waypoint were really valuable. Any other gear reviews coming up?

@@tonmoy_youtbe_expert yes always more to come

@@alpineearth Great to hear! I’ll be sure to keep an eye out. Are there any specific types of gear or brands you’re focusing on next?

@tonmoy_youtbe_expert I can’t give away secrets! Lol

@@michaelszklarz9254 thank you! We have the Wapta as well and my hubby LOVES it. Unfortunately it rubs on either side of my neck to I can’t use it. I bought it for myself originally so he got a really nice hand me down! It’s his favourite pack.

We use either the 1/8 thin foam pad from gossamer gear or just a cheap pad from Amazon like this : a.co/d/5vLqRfO

Fantastic! I love mine.

@@alpineearththat’s what you used on the WCT this year, correct?

@@VinceFowler I did yes. And I even forgot my hip belt at home and had 39 lbs in it and it still was comfy

@@alpineearthDid you ever figure out a good way to a hold an ice ice on the pack?

@@ryanlee6465 I haven’t tried yet. I haven’t done a winter trip with it, the crux is my ski pack, but, I am sure it would be an easy thing to do with the ice axe loop pack from zpacks.

Thank you!

@@j3hikes444 I have and I hope it will be my next pack

@@alpineearth just received mine a few days ago. will be testing it on the Arizona Trail in October

You are very lucky. I need to sell 2 packs to be able to afford one. Until then I wait :)

@@LiftHeavyWalkMiles oh that’s not good!

Atleast the return and refund was easy.

@@LiftHeavyWalkMiles I had sternum strap stitching fail on a BD Distance 8 running pack it's first time out just a couple weeks ago.

@AndyShepard oh really? I have the distance 12 and love it. I did lose a sternum strap though

@LiftHeavyWalkMiles that’s good :) as far as I can tell they have really good customer service