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I did a dry run of packing my new Osprey Aether 70 pack today which included 3 liters of water, stove, 2 person tent, sleeping bag rated to 14ºF, air mattress, first aid kit, two days of food, and other sundry items. It weighed in at 31 lbs! Still, that’s a pretty good load for this out-of-shape old man but I’ll take the 14 lb difference in weight!
You go, boy!