Best for Backpacking: Osprey Poco Premium Pros Large storage capacity Built-in sunshade Easy to use harness system for child Adjustable frame Folds down for easy transport and storage Cons Started to hurt hips and shoulders when carrying over 35 pounds Tough to get the child in and out once theyre a toddler Key Features Weighs 7.89 pounds Carries up to 48.5 pounds Built-in sunshade with UPF 50+ protection Folding aluminum frame 26-liter gear capacity Hip belt pockets Torso length adjusts from 15 to 22 inches Fits waist/hips from 26 to 49 inches Deluxe padded cockpit with soft contact surfaces, anatomic fit, and ventilated side panels Adjustable child seat height with safety leg loops and removable, adjustable stirrups Babies can move to a backpack carrier for hiking when they can sit up independently, with full head and neck control
So here's the theory: Miller's character dies in The Lovers
Best for New Ultralighters REI Co-op Flash Air 50 Lab-Measured Main Compartment Volume: 50L Lab-Measured Weight: 1 lb 15 oz Lab-Tested Comfortable Carry Capacity: 20 lbs Sizes: Ms S-L and Ws XS-M Pros and Cons + Comfortable + Relatively breathable Small pockets Modest carry capacity At just under two pounds, the comfy, body-hugging Flash Air 50 straddles the line between lightweight and ultralight, making it our top choice for folks who want to dabble in the UL universe without truly committing to a Spartan frameless pack
Along with making sure youre carrying enough for the hike in, youll want to prepare for what you need for the remainder of your time in camp
The instructable guide can be found here, and is very detailed it includes a complete cut list and most steps have pictures
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