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    P. Todd Foster
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    @ptoddfaol-com

    Looks like a much more affordable (but heavier, all aluminum with nylon bags) version is out.

    I’m tempted. Anyone got/seen/used one of these “Neotrekk” packs?

    http://www.luxurylite.com/
    http://www.neotrekk.com/

    $157 ea shipped in blocks of 5 or
    $210 individually. How about a split so everybody saves $50?

    Todd in CC.

    #1338788
    Verndal Lee
    Member

    @jagc

    Locale: Pacific NW

    Todd –
    I’m fairly new to backpacking LIGHT – after 28 yers in the Army hauling around a 35-pound ruck. I read the reviews of the Luxurylite the other month and am intrigued with it – simply didn’t want to pay close to $450 for the upscale model.
    I’d be interested in picking up the Neotekk version. Now, are there 3 others who are interested?
    I’m also curious if anyone out there has used either version of the Luxurylite – and their opinions of it.

    #1338841
    P. Todd Foster
    Member

    @ptoddfaol-com

    User comments on seller’s site:

    http://www.whiteblaze.net/forum/showthread.php?t=4690

    http://www.whiteblaze.net/forum/showthread.php?t=4732

    I’m seriously interested in light frame packs. Was about to build one with some of Bill Fornshell’s amazing ideas. The luxurylite product is easily worth the $200 to me to see what he’s got and to modify it if necessary for my needs. Time is money, after all.

    I’ll be ordering end of the week unless a crew signs up to split a bundle.

    Best, Todd in CC.

    #1338848
    Tony Burnett
    Spectator

    @tlbj6142

    Locale: OH--IO

    Look for messages from ‘Medicine Man’ on http://www.whiteblaze.net. I think he owns one of everything (pack, pillow, cot, etc.) from LuxaryLite.

    I, also, think their is a good write-up on this site as well. Pack wobble was my biggest concern, and the bpl.com reviewer actually had that issue on his “cons” list. Otherwise, is “sounds” like a great pack.

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