Cilogear Next to Adopt Klymit “Frames”

[Stephan Doyle]

From their website:

"Lighter. As stiff. More Comfy.

Isn't that enough? CiloGear and Klymit's new AirBeam Frame sheet revolutionizes load carrying. This inflatable pad is only 3.5 ounces (aka 110 grams) yet can provide better load transfer than our standard Framesheet.

Protect your back from pokey cams and climbing gear. Use it as an extra bit of insulation or a super minimal sleeping pad.

The AirBeam Frame Sheet fits into the 45L, 60L and 75L WorkSacks and similarly sized Haulys perfectly. It can be used in the 30:30 and the 40B, but you must fold down the pad slightly to accommodate the shorter back panel of the smaller packs."

http://www.cilogear.com/aifrsh.html

$60 for a better load transfer?

[Ken Thompson]

Checked those Klymit frame sheet/pads out at the GGG. Plenty durable as a sit pad. Was impressed with how stiff you can get them.

[Keith Bassett]

If you are paying $750 for an expedition level Dyneema pack, $60 doesn't seem like too big of a bite. :)

I dig these, but a bit steep for MYOG.

[Heath Pitts]

Encouraging to see other manufacturers using this as well. I've been impressed with my Exodus FS that uses this style of frame.

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