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Thread: Kifaru, Mystery Ranch, Stone Glacier

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    Kifaru, Mystery Ranch, Stone Glacier

    Man how is a guy suppose to pick one! lol...I liked the Kuiu 7200, but with all the extra added cost your right in the next level of packs.
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    Re: Kifaru, Mystery Ranch, Stone Glacier

    Plus kuiu packs dont get near as good reviews as the others... Myself, I am ordering the Stone Glacier Sky Archer after months of reading and research.. And talking to Kurt at Stone Glacier as well..
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    Re: Kifaru, Mystery Ranch, Stone Glacier

    Are you getting the Sky 7400?
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    Re: Kifaru, Mystery Ranch, Stone Glacier

    There is also Exo Mountain Gear to put on the list! Not as large capacity ' but looks like a quality pack.

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    Re: Kifaru, Mystery Ranch, Stone Glacier

    Eberlestock! That's my 2 cents....
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    Re: Kifaru, Mystery Ranch, Stone Glacier

    Don't bother with any of those... just get the barneys

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    Re: Kifaru, Mystery Ranch, Stone Glacier

    I also would like to try either of those but have heard alot of good about the stone glaciers. I will never buy another eberlestock or badlands other than there smaller packs. I use an osprey xenith 105 now and a badlands 2800 for a day pack and have tried alot of others and ended up selling almost all of them. Im a pack whore.
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    Re: Kifaru, Mystery Ranch, Stone Glacier

    I bought the Sky 7400 last spring. I enjoy not packing a heavy old pack, but still can pack all the gear and mountain game I can. Just compare the weight diference. im sure glad i spent the money. The only way to go! I do still use the old Wilderness Wonderer for packing moose quarters though.
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    Re: Kifaru, Mystery Ranch, Stone Glacier

    Day in day out = Mystery Ranch - you cant break 'em and best comfort and versatility. (I have three - the 6500 is prolly the most versatile, Metcalf is good too). If you are a packer and packing quarters day in day out = Barneys. Personally I have never packed more than 50-60lbs a few feet in a living room and up some stairs with a Barneys, but the two guys I know who work 'em, like them best for the heavy loads. From my limited hands-on/exposure to a Barneys I can understand this - its a workers pack. Don't bother with a good pack, get a great one! I have an old trapper nelson that will get you through...
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    Re: Kifaru, Mystery Ranch, Stone Glacier

    I switched from MR to Kifaru for two reasons. MR's frame is short and the load lifters are useless when using the load hauler or smaller bags, specially when your a tall dude. MR would only ship me stuff with fedex and there shipping/brokerage fees are outrageous. The stone glaciers look bad ass and seems people have lots of good things to say about them.

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