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Thanks for watching! That's the 2400. I don't use it as much these days except for winter camping, but its a great pack if you're looking for something with a UL design that can handle heavy loads.

Glad you enjoyed it! When I was there in November 2019 all the campsites had water, even the unmaintained Little Mutau campsite had enough of a trickle to fill up. I'm not from SoCal but my understanding is that was a pretty unusual circumstance. I still needed my entire 6L capacity for the Johnston Ridge trail which was like a 10 mile stretch that was very exposed and had no water the whole way.

@@zachalexander7082 I just watched your video. Great video. Any chance you can share the starting trailhead and the name of the hot springs? My GF and I just might do this trip. Thanks in advance. Darryl

Thanks for watching! I've only had the Hexamid out a few nights so far so take my experience with a grain of salt. I'd say its a great fair weather bug shelter, but not a good choice if you expect lots of rain, wind or moisture. I use it primarily in the summer months, when the weather is good in Washington but the mosquito pressure is high. The sewn netting makes the livable space unbeatable for the weight, and it provides enough rain coverage to keey you relatively dry in the occasional passing storm. I think the Hexamid is a great choice for all year in the Southwest, the summer months on the East Coast and in the Midwest, and the summer months in most parts of the Pacific Northwest. The rest of the year when its raining nonstop in the PNW I'll continue to use my larger tarp shelter. The Hexamid is a condensation magnet in cool wet conditions and doesn't provide enough coverage in sustained rain. I took it out for an overnight in the Olympic National Park rainforest in October just to see how well it would hold up, and as I expected my quilt was quite wet by morning. That said, its hard to find a 12oz or less shelter without making compromises. UL is all about bringing only what you need and nothing you don't.

@@zachalexander7082 Thanks for the insight!