I am planning a winter camping trip (2mile hike) to test out some of my gear at the end of December in Franconia notch, white mountains (New Hampshire) I have both a golite sl3 and a ultamid 2. Which one should I take and why?
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Option 2. Stupid expensive gear is meant to be used.
How many nights?
If it's possible to stay 2 nights, take/test 'em both. With such a short trip in specifically for testing gear, an extra 17 oz for the Ultamid isn't going to make a difference.
But I'd wager you'll end up preferring the Ultamid. Plenty of room and lighter.
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