Mountain Hardware Thruway 50 Review
Well, I finally bought a backpack for the thru-hike. I had decided on the Osprey Exos 48 but instead found this on close-out at REI for less than half price. Including the larger Alpine hip belt, which was also on sale, and my member dividend, paid less than $90 for the pack. Yowzer! The added benefit is that I will likely not need a rain cover for the pack nor carry a sleeping pad. (The pack uses an integral back pad that doubles as a sleeping pad.) My 3/4 length Z-Lite Sol should fit right in. So, I’ll not take a rain cover or a sleeping pad! The pack weighs in at about 2 lbs. More weight savings…
By the way, I got the last one in stock. 😉
I also found this cool little nail clipper at the Alpine Shop in Kirkwood, MO.
