How much does the 2.0 Litre model weigh? (I'm looking for one to take backpacking)
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Check out the GSI ones. Lighter for backpacking. What people don't realize with a pressure cooking and backpacking is that sure, it's heavier than other backpacking products but you save weight with the food you can bring. You can bring ANY dried or freeze dried food and reconstitute it in minutes. Beans, rice, sun dried tomatoes, ect.. in minutes. Oh and also, if you want a hot meal at high altitude and not wait a forever to eat? Pressure cooker! Use it for everything they are awesome.
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I'd say the 3 liter weighs 3-4 pounds easy. Not particularly light. The old old Presto aluminum ones are probably lighter.
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How far are you going and for how long? It's about 4#, and mine is 4 liters, but pretty awkward to pack. If you're taking a pressure cooker, why not bring a cook, butler, and maid?
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I haven't weighed it, but it is really light. I take it backpacking and have never thought it weighed too much.
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Difficult to tell really and don't have the packaging left so I'd say it's quite light but I had bought it for hiking but since I'm very careful with added weight in my backpack, I chose to bring a different one cuz it's still too heavy for my needs .. Sorry don't have a scale to be more precise
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I have looked all over the box and nowhere does it indicate the weight, all it says is 8 cup, 1.9 L it may be a little heavy for a back pack since its stainless steel.
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I don't have it handy but I would say around a pound. It is very light weight and compact. If you are looking for something to keep you warm in 50 degree weather this is too thin. If you are looking for something that will be good for backpacking and used in reasonably nice climates, this is definitely a good purchase. I have taken mine all over. I would say the warmth is about equivalen to a slightly thicker flannel sheet. I did my research before buying and this was the best option in terms of space. If you don't care about warmth, the only thing I have used that is smaller is the silk sleeping sacks...but also expensive. I think you will be happy with this item.
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The one I have is marked to 1 liter. Perhaps the videos show an older version with markings to 20 oz. but a total capacity of 1 L.
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I'm not exactly sure how much it weighed but it was extremely light and excellent to carry in your backpack for a good long trek.
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Funny that you ask because Amazon sent us the wrong bag. They sent us the "mummy-style" sleeping bag. We kept it so I cannot tell you anything regarding the weight of this sleeping bag. The one we ended up with was light. I would say two pounds and compact when you jam it in to the carry bag.
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It weighs approximately 2 pounds. It is very easy to travel with on our trips.
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Mine is a couple of years old so I wouldn't trust measuring our reservoir since designs change over time. The Camelbak websites says "13.5 x 8 in / 34.3 x 20.3 cm empty" and "12.75 x 7 x 2.38 in / 32.39 x 17.78 x 6.03 cm full" for the two liter model which is what I have. Sounds right though the thickest part can be smashed down a little. It certainly isn't the tall and skinny reservoir shown in the photos.....
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It's very lightweight. I think it would be a great thing to use on a backpacking trip!
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Sorry, I can't give an actual weight, but it's pretty light. You can easily carry it on your belt or in a big pocket, and in a backpack you wouldn't even notice the extra weight.
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Never actually weighed it, but the owners manual specs say 22.4 pounds. I never had any other back pack blower so I can't really compare it to a 2-cycle. All I know is it is no problem to lift up and put on and it is quiet and blows up a storm. I would reccommend it.
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It is very light and carried on an already heavy backpack (like the one I carry) you will not feel it. I don't know in ounces but it weighs a little over one pound.
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It's pretty light! Maybe 10 lbs max? I'm not good at estimating, though...Still, it wasn't a problem to carry it for a while, even while hiking for 10-15 minutes.
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Hi Ellen. Not sure how much it weighs..maybe 3-5lbs at most...I didn't use it for backpacking (motorcycle trip). Set up was easy and it handled the elements well...Light rain for 3 nights....
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Hey Rob,It's definitely not 18 pounds! I didn't notice that in the product description when I ordered it, or I certainly would have thought twice. I've let a friend borrow it for a float trip, so I don't have it handy to weigh at the moment but I would estimate 2 to 3 pounds. It's not heavy-duty to the point of overkill, but it does seem to be well made and has worked well for me. Never had it fully submerged, but in the floor of my canoe with water pooling it kept my gear dry. It is a little smaller than I expected but I think that was a mis-estimation on my part. I think the advertised 30L is probably accurate, I'm just used to having a larger pack (I use 46L and 70L packs for backpacking.) Hey Rob,It's definitely not 18 pounds! I didn't notice that in the product description when I ordered it, or I certainly would have thought twice. I've let a friend borrow it for a float trip, so I don't have it handy to weigh at the moment but I would estimate 2 to 3 pounds. It's not heavy-duty to the point of overkill, but it does seem to be well made and has worked well for me. Never had it fully submerged, but in the floor of my canoe with water pooling it kept my gear dry. It is a little smaller than I expected but I think that was a mis-estimation on my part. I think the... » Read More Hey Rob,It's definitely not 18 pounds! I didn't notice that in the product description when I ordered it, or I certainly would have thought twice. I've let a friend borrow it for a float trip, so I don't have it handy to weigh at the moment but I would estimate 2 to 3 pounds. It's not heavy-duty to the point of overkill, but it does seem to be well made and has worked well for me. Never had it fully submerged, but in the floor of my canoe with water pooling it kept my gear dry. It is a little smaller than I expected but I think that was a mis-estimation on my part. I think the advertised 30L is probably accurate, I'm just used to having a larger pack (I use 46L and 70L packs for backpacking.) « Show Less