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    John Frederick Anderson
    BPL Member

    @fredfoto

    Locale: Spain

    Hi all,

    I've just picked up a ULA Amp on the Gear Swap- does anyone have any long term user experience or tips with this pack to share? I've googled and there's little user reviews or opinions.

    I loaded it up with everything minus food and water, and it came to 4kg, and felt great around the house (This includes a full length inflatable pad as support, partially inflated for comfort).

    I don't think I'll use the extra kangaroo type pocket on the outside, but the hip belt pockets are handy.

    cheers,
    fred

    #1655157
    JJ Mathes
    Member

    @jmathes

    Locale: Southeast US

    Great little pack, I've been using mine for a little over a year. Longest distance approx 200 miles. Met a hiker on the AT this summer using one on his thru hike. It's my go to pack for 3-season weekends, week long or a month as long as resupply isn't more than 5-7 days apart.

    I added 2 MLD hip pockets, removed the draw string closure and added clips for a roll top closure

    #1655191
    Franco Darioli
    Spectator

    @franco

    Locale: Gauche, CU.

    Mine has only been used as a day pack and on an overnighter or two.
    I can fit in it a 3 night (fair weather) kit and feels OK to me up to about 8 kg.
    Mostly I use it to carry my fruit and veggies back from the market, up to 12 kg, but it is only about a 2 KM trip.
    I have that extra kangaroo pocket, sounded like a good idea at the time but never used it.
    This was one of those "let's see what I can fit in " type shots. (ignore the hammock at the back)
    Amp 3 day kit
    Inside the Amp

    Franco

    #1655281
    Duane Hall
    BPL Member

    @pkh

    Locale: Nova Scotia

    A fine pack. See my 2008 review on this site. Two years later I'm still backpacking with it, and my opinion hasn't changed. Long term enough for me.

    Cheers

    #1655348
    Michael Davis
    Member

    @mad777

    Locale: South Florida

    I love this pack. I also bought mine from another member here. Since I've gone to hammocks, I don't use it as much as I used to due to greater volume carried. I still use if for all my day hikes. I did add a sternum strap to it.

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    John Frederick Anderson
    BPL Member

    @fredfoto

    Locale: Spain

    Hi all,

    Thanks for the feedback- I really like this pack, and can't wait to get over the shingles and out on the trail with it.

    One question- does anyone know how to take off the hip belt pockets? I'm having a blonde moment about it and can't figure this out.

    cheers,
    fred

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