I Made An Ultralight Carbon Fiber Case For My Backpacking Fiddle Myog 159 votes, 18 comments. 131k subscribers in the myog community. join our community to learn and share how you make your own gear (myog). tents…. A great backpack but rather on the heavy side. as i fell into the rabbit hole of r ultralight, i wanted to try and make something more lightweight but any existing pattern i saw didn't quite click for me so i ended up designing my own. the design of the pack is influenced by hmg unbound and z packs arc haul with the curved carbon fiber frame.
I Made An Ultralight Carbon Fiber Case For My Backpacking Fiddle R Myog The topic of the week week of may 10, 2021 myog. the topic of the week thread is a place to focus on the practical side of ultralight hiking. we hope it will generate some really in depth and thoughtful discussion with less of a spotlight on individual pieces gear and more focus on technique. each week we will post a new topic for everyone. If you know where to look, though, the ultralight maker community is still going strong. today, it has a name—myog, or “make your own gear”—and devotees on reddit, instagram, and other online communities continue to experiment with new designs, fabrics, and outlandish ideas. at the center of the myog community sits tim martino, a. Instead of using martino’s learnmyog backpack pattern, which is in the midst of an update, i landed on the mountain flyer, a 40 liter frameless option available from bag buff that’s popular in the myog space. i was quickly overwhelmed by how much more complicated a backpack is compared to a fanny pack. cutting the fabric alone took the. The most intuitively obvious way to make a light pack is to use light fabrics and components. in the contemporary ul world, where weights much above 2 lbs require compelling justification, this easy approach does not get the job done. longevity and function dictate a certain amount of material, and usually a certain number of features.
I Made An Ultralight Carbon Fiber Case For My Backpacking Fiddle Myog Instead of using martino’s learnmyog backpack pattern, which is in the midst of an update, i landed on the mountain flyer, a 40 liter frameless option available from bag buff that’s popular in the myog space. i was quickly overwhelmed by how much more complicated a backpack is compared to a fanny pack. cutting the fabric alone took the. The most intuitively obvious way to make a light pack is to use light fabrics and components. in the contemporary ul world, where weights much above 2 lbs require compelling justification, this easy approach does not get the job done. longevity and function dictate a certain amount of material, and usually a certain number of features. The prototyping stage of making this pack is explained in my previous post, and a video of the build can be found on the main myog page. specs: • capacity: ~40 45l. • weight: 450 gram 1 lbs 16 oz. materials: • main body: x pac vx21. • side pockets straps hip belt: 210d nylon with dyneema gridstop. For what i use my axe for, a camp corsa (or any rated axe) is overkill, so i will gladly cut the weight in half and bring my ti carbon axe. "i'd like to see steve shave an oz or so off his axe at the expense of some strength." playing around with the design this weekend, the lightest i think i could get this axe to is about 3.5 oz.
I Made An Ultralight Carbon Fiber Case For My Backpacking Fiddle Myog The prototyping stage of making this pack is explained in my previous post, and a video of the build can be found on the main myog page. specs: • capacity: ~40 45l. • weight: 450 gram 1 lbs 16 oz. materials: • main body: x pac vx21. • side pockets straps hip belt: 210d nylon with dyneema gridstop. For what i use my axe for, a camp corsa (or any rated axe) is overkill, so i will gladly cut the weight in half and bring my ti carbon axe. "i'd like to see steve shave an oz or so off his axe at the expense of some strength." playing around with the design this weekend, the lightest i think i could get this axe to is about 3.5 oz.
I Made An Ultralight Carbon Fiber Case For My Backpacking Fiddle Myog
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