Which size fits the Mountainsmith Ghost 50? Seems like the small fits everything?? Ghost 50, which one should I go with?
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Not sure. What is the size. I have a Maxpedition Pygmy Falcon II with a 5x7 and a couple of side pouches (about 1700) on that the XS runs large on. I previously used it on a Mountain Hardware Lander that was 1800 with it still running a bit large. I would check the capacity of the bag you have and use the sizing chart accordingly. Just be mindful that you have to take a few minutes when installing it, to make sure it fits correctly.
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If 50 is referring to liters, then yes the small. I have a Redwing 50, and I use the small.
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Since Kahr cw45 is a compact pistal, size"m" would work. However, this gun has good functional texture on the front and back the grip, and they look good too, you really want to cover them up? Use the rubber grip only if you have big hands.
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I got 49 mm, fits good.....50mm might work...............40mm is way too small!
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I use the smallest one from wmart for the back line, and the next size up for the air stone. I got both for about 16 bucks.
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Dear Terri,Thanks for contacting WoodyKnows! As fit is essential to comfort and durability, we highly recommend the trial pack (including all the sizes, small, medium and large) for first time buyers. I'm very sorry that we have no mix pack of only S+M. Please find the attached size specification in the email we sent to you and hope it helps!Please do not hesitate to contact us if anything we can help!Sincerely,WoodyKnows Customer Support
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Hi Hanna, I used a medium on my dynaglide lowrider and did fine.large may be better in your case.I should have given a testimonial by now though as to how awesome it works.I did a 2400 mile trip and was able to do 350 to 700 miles a day with that crazy pad. I WENT FROM NACOGDOCHES TEXAS to Oak Harbor wa. I was never able to do more than 50 miles on a bike b4 w/o my tailbone hurting!! It was the only way I could afford to move the bike to my new home.This is an amazing devise.i followed the instructions.I barely put any air in it.I stopped for fiel everu 135 to 145 miles and only had the mildest version of saddle soarness.vertualy none! I think it took 5 days at 65mph to make the trip.Hope this helps.God bless.
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I would recommend going with the smaller size too, they do have some stretch to them. It also depends on where you plan on wearing it. Smaller would be better for high waist pants, but you can also get an extender for only $14 to pull it down further for low riders. You want the holster to fit snugly so that it holds your weapon close to your body and doesn't jostle around.
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Unfortunately i don;t have any link for that. After failing couple times with sizes i figured out which one fits me for different gear.
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Can't comment on the fit for the REI pole but it fit my MountainSmith trek pole just fine. Really snug fit. Worth a try and if it does not fit, send it back
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I have a size 6 for my sig sp2022; it's a snug fit, maybe something slightly larger might work better, but it is by no means a horrible fit. I'll post a picture.
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I am probably not going to be much help here. The size I believe goes with the size of the arrow shaft. I bought this item for my wife and I just made a guess at which one she needed. I went with medium. I know trophy ridge has a website with size you would need for the arrows you use. Again I know that wasn't much help, sorry.
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Hello Jayne, go for the bigger one. You never go wrong. Small has no room to expand if you want to do bigger.I bought mine at a thrift store for 10 dollars and works fine. Enjoy.
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My sons used the Coyote 80 for Philmont which was a 10 day 80 mile backpacking trip, but their body frames are a fair bit smaller than yours. I also accompanied them and am comparable in size 6'0", 200lb and used the Kelty Red Cloud 90. It worked out great. You may also want to look at the Red Cloud 110.
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I didn't know, so I chose the medium one, as what most people do when cannot decide; but it fit my bow perfectly. I have a Martin saber takedown recurve, 64" in length, using 28"arrow
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Just for me, I'd go with the little bigger one. I have a Cal King and it's not huge. I love it though.
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Uncle Mike's has size chart on their web site that should help you find the correct size. I only have 4 sizes, 2 for large revolvers, 2 for snub nose and one for a medium frame revolver. Pretty good quality for an inexpensive holster. None have failed while hunting or hiking.
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I found the descriptions confusing too, but the large is definitely a different size than the small. Both have a grid of 3x3 post spacings, with 20 mm center-to-center spacing for the large and 13 mm center-to-center for the small. On the ones that I have, the small does not have variable spacers for the belt and fits best on a 1.25 in web belt (and won't fit on anyting larger than 1.5 in), while the large does have variable spacers for the belt and can fit much wider belts. I hope this information helps. I'm not sure if it matters from who you buy these, but neither of mine have any indication of manufacturer on them, but they work splendidly. I found the descriptions confusing too, but the large is definitely a different size than the small. Both have a grid of 3x3 post spacings, with 20 mm center-to-center spacing for the large and 13 mm center-to-center for the small. On the ones that I have, the small does not have variable spacers for the belt and fits best on a 1.25 in web belt (and won't fit on anyting larger than 1.5 in), while the large does have variable spacers for the belt and can fit much wider belts. I hope this information helps. I'm not sure if it matters from who you buy these, but neither of mine have any... » Read More I found the descriptions confusing too, but the large is definitely a different size than the small. Both have a grid of 3x3 post spacings, with 20 mm center-to-center spacing for the large and 13 mm center-to-center for the small. On the ones that I have, the small does not have variable spacers for the belt and fits best on a 1.25 in web belt (and won't fit on anyting larger than 1.5 in), while the large does have variable spacers for the belt and can fit much wider belts. I hope this information helps. I'm not sure if it matters from who you buy these, but neither of mine have any indication of manufacturer on them, but they work splendidly. « Show Less