[pct-l] Go-Lite Backpack looking for a good home

[Jeffrey Olson]

This sounds like a Golite Gust.  A fine backpack for the minimalist who 
doesn't need a watering tube or easy access to water bottles in side 
pockets.  Perfect for those who don't like to compress their expensive 
down bags - it's HUGE... and averages 19 oz, depending on whether it's a 
small, medium or large.

Jeff

On 2/5/2014 8:09 PM, Jedarr at aol.com wrote:
> I have an almost unused (one short trip, maybe) Go-Lite backpack  that I
> would like to offer (for payment of postage only) to anyone who believes  he
> or she would make good use of it.  It dates from about 2002 so it is  "old
> school:"  essentially a large, well-made, tough nylon bag with  decent straps
> and a basic, unpadded, hip belt.  One exterior  pocket.  Ensolite embedded
> in a sleeve so that it sits against your  back.  It can easily be removed
> and/or replaced.  Total weight is  1 lb. 5 oz.
>   
> I bought it when I was expecting to retire soon and start section  hiking.
> But arthritis intervened to prevent backpacking.  By the time  I had my
> hips replaced I had become aware of better (for my taste)  light packs.  It has
> been in my attic most of its life.
>   
> If you are interested, contact me off-line at _jedarr at aol.com_
> (mailto:jedarr at aol.com) .  I can send photos but I  can't tell you much about its
> performance.  Maybe others on the list  can.
>   
> Backpax (Jack Darr)
> San Francisco
>   
>   
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