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    Evan McCarthy
    BPL Member

    @evanrussia-2

    Locale: Mid-Atlantic

    So I have and love an MLD Burn which I use for the weekend and 3-4 day trips that grace my schedule nowadays. But I'm cognizant that I might have to upgrade to a bigger volume pack for a longer trip. Has anyone had Ron make them a custom cuben Exodus? Any other recommendations about a larger volume cuben backpack? Or, is it even worth cuben in this situation based on conferred benefit in durability, waterproofness, and weight savings?

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    BlackHatGuy
    Spectator

    @sleeping

    Locale: The Cascades

    A lot of folks have been singing the praises of the HMG Windrider, a cuben hybrid, for larger loads.

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    Eugene Smith
    BPL Member

    @eugeneius

    Locale: Nuevo Mexico

    HMG Windrider, not customizable like MLD, but it is cuben, larger volume, fully featured, and In-stock.

    The HMG Windrider Southwest pack has dyneema x vs. mesh for the rear stuff pocket.

    *nm. What Douglas said.

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    Link .
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    @annapurna

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    Linda Vassallo
    Member

    @eastbayhiker

    Locale: Eastbay

    Talk with Joe at ZPacks.com. He will customize a pack to your specifications :)

    #1735003
    Evan McCarthy
    BPL Member

    @evanrussia-2

    Locale: Mid-Atlantic

    I checked with Ron and a cuben Exodus does not look like a possibility. Not an issue. For those of you who have done a 7-10 trip (or thru-hike) with either the Blast 32 or Exodus, I'd love your thoughts on they fit and handled a 20 lbs. total pack load. I wouldn't use the pack for smaller trips (that's what my Burn is for).

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    @annapurna

    http://www.zpacks.com/about.shtml

    http://www.zpacks.com/about/pct_gear.shtml

    http://www.zpacks.com/about/cdt_gear.shtml

    you can always email Joe about his thru hikes of PCT and CDT using his packs.

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