Any ideas on how the Z-Lite would work as a back panel to create a virtual frame in a frameless pack? Does the short / small work reasonably well?
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Z-Lite Pad as Frame
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David,
I use the Z-Light Pad (short) in my ULA Conduit and it works well (in terms of comfort and load transfer/stabilization). I did cut off one panel to make it equal in thickness when folded.
Christopher
Thanks Christopher!
David, are you going to try it with your Ohm? I would be interested in your experiences (or any other Ohm owners who use a Z-lite) with it, as I am on the brink of ordering the Z-lite.
Hi Hendrik – yes – both the Ohm and the Jam. I have a cut down Gossamer Gear pad as a rolled cylinder but it is quite bulky and takes up a lot of usable space in the pack. I thought the Z-Lite might work well folded against the back.
I nearly bought one today, but as I saw that I can save over 10€ by ordering it online I decided to not buy in the store. I want to use the Z-lie so badly, I hope Ultralight Outdoor Gear will be fast with my order.
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