Ultralight camping packs

[Split toe]

I wonder where the new K4X could fit in here with 2lbs of weight savings over the K4? I know it isn't UL but it wont be necessarily heavy anymore either. It looks to be less than 4lbs most likely.

 

[Bowtie747]

I wonder where the new K4X could fit in here with 2lbs of weight savings over the K4? I know it isn't UL but it wont be necessarily heavy anymore either. It looks to be less than 4lbs most likely.

Yea it’s one of the reasons I’ve been holding off buying a pack. If it’s 4lbs and has the range mentioned it’s hard to beat. Steve Spec is my type salesman. No pushy just tells you what makes it good without all the annoying fluff.

 

[Split toe]

Yea it’s one of the reasons I’ve been holding off buying a pack. If it’s 4lbs and has the range mentioned it’s hard to beat. Steve Spec is my type salesman. No pushy just tells you what makes it good without all the annoying fluff.

I've used my K4 for backpacking in for 14ers, so I am looking forward to the option to shave a little weight for some trips like that and maybe even future trips such as the Colorado Trail. I also plan on utilizing the K4X in the Mammoth Challenge.