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 don't have it front of me, but it's about 2 feet or so. I can fit in my backpack and it travels well in a duffle bag. Weighs very little too.
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It weights around 2 punds (less than 1 kilo), its very light but you should use it in temperatures above 20 degree celcius
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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
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It's two pounds anyway, and if you've hiked any distance with a 50+ pound backpack then you know that weight is everything. Items like this add up, I really like to have a shovel around while camping but if this one gets to heavy then maybe i'll leave it in the car next time. Only time will tell. The construction of this particular shovel is very good and I'll update my review if heavy use takes its toll on it. Good Luck.
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I dont have a scale, but it feels like a pound or two, max. Its definitely not the lightest sleeping bag I've seen around, but it's not very heavy. For a long backpacking trip, this might not be the best choice, but for day hikes and overnight camping, it's suited me very well
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I haven't checked the specs, but it is really quite light. Perhaps 2 pounds or so?
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I just weighed the bag and it is 3.8 lbs (3 lbs 12 oz) Or, 1.72 kilo. . .Hope this helps? If you want to know what it will fit inside? I "loaded" it with: 1--Nikon D7000; 1--Nikon D90; 1--Tamron 28-300mm lens; 1--Sigma 18-35mm lens; i--Nikon 85mm lens; 2--Battery chargers (for each camera) plus connecting cables; 1--2X lens "extender;" a mini-tripod; 2--"full-size" (300+ pages) manuals; 1--Kindle Fire 10 tablet in leather case with keyboard; 1--8x11 70 page lined paper notebook; a dozen 5x8 cards; misc pens and markers; and, a pair of sunglasses; and, a roll of duct tape. . .And, there is still room for a couple sandwiches. . .I am also able to mount a 54" tripod and a water bottle using the straps on the outside of the pack. . .Thus, enabling me to carry quite a bit of "goodies" in one bag (Obviously, NOT all that was gonna be carried by me on my back . . .but, I CAN just grab the pack and toss it into the car. . .and, unload the unnecessary stuff when I get to the trail head). . .I can, if necessary carry just about all of that on a short hike, which is why I got it (I have a "full-size" LowePro backpack if I want to go overnight with which I can carry a sleeping bag; cooking kit; axe; etc etc) I got the Amazon backpack STRICTLY for "day hikes". . .
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I'm not sure of exactly how much it weighs with it's own carrying bag that is about the size of a football, maybe a little bigger. It is the convenient thing to have for very active people, like hiking and/or kayaking when weight and size matters the most.
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As I recall, it's 7 or 8lbs as advertised. Heavy if your hiking with it, likely.. but I bought it for motorcycle camping, so was light compared to all the rest of my gear. Lighter than my leather! :)
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I'm not sure a couple of pounds,but it packs in a compression sack and I carried it on a 3-day hike
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I would say you are expecting to much from this cheap bag. It's probably more like 2lbs. There's not much to it. It packs up pretty small, and is a decent little bag for occasional warm weather camping for the price.i am very pleased with it. The inside material is "sticky" on your skin when sweaty, other than that for ~$20 it's good enough. Good luck.
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Its lite. Maybe 3.5 lbs give or take a half pound. I wouldnt recommend using it for hikes because its too big to strap to your pack and its cumbersome to carry by hand.
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Too heavy to carry on a backpacking trip. Approximately 10-12 pounds....my best guess.
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It's been a while, Al, but I seem to recall no unusual sizing issues. I sent it back, however, because it was too heavy for backpacking. If you're planning on standing in one place (on a boat or something,) this would be the ticket. I'm going to guess it'd be a medium?
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Couldn't be more than fifteen pounds. I could carry it up a hiking trail no problem. It's very easy to carry be cause it comes in its own fitting carrying bag.
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Hi there John S. As you probably already know, the CamelBak HAWG NV has a capacity of 17L+3L (reservoir). I've packed a lot of stuff in this backpack but I don't remember how much was the weight. I can tell you that is a very good backpack and I still have it and use it daily because is the right size and comfortable to carry. I also used it for long mountain-bike rides. Keep in mind CamelBak is releasing a HAWG NV redesign so if I were you, I would wait for maybe a month until they sell it through Amazon.Hope this answer helped you decide. Let me say again that despite the redesign one, this backpack is really great as every CamelBak product.For more information about products visit www.camelbak.com Hi there John S. As you probably already know, the CamelBak HAWG NV has a capacity of 17L+3L (reservoir). I've packed a lot of stuff in this backpack but I don't remember how much was the weight. I can tell you that is a very good backpack and I still have it and use it daily because is the right size and comfortable to carry. I also used it for long mountain-bike rides. Keep in mind CamelBak is releasing a HAWG NV redesign so if I were you, I would wait for maybe a month until they sell it through Amazon.Hope this answer helped you decide. Let me say again that... » Read More Hi there John S. As you probably already know, the CamelBak HAWG NV has a capacity of 17L+3L (reservoir). I've packed a lot of stuff in this backpack but I don't remember how much was the weight. I can tell you that is a very good backpack and I still have it and use it daily because is the right size and comfortable to carry. I also used it for long mountain-bike rides. Keep in mind CamelBak is releasing a HAWG NV redesign so if I were you, I would wait for maybe a month until they sell it through Amazon.Hope this answer helped you decide. Let me say again that despite the redesign one, this backpack is really great as every CamelBak product.For more information about products visit www.camelbak.com « Show Less