ULA Catalyst Backpack - Part 4 - Packing Tips, Using a Bear Canister, Suspension | ULA-Equipment.com

Learn about the Catalyst Backpack from Ultralight Adventure Equipment ( www.ula-equipment.com/catalyst.asp ).




Part 1: Overview of Catalyst & Closer Look at Hipbelt & Shoulder Straps
Part 2: How to stay hydrated. Look at water bladder, hydration ports, and water bottle holsters
Part 3: Looking at features on the outside of the Catalyst backpack
Part 4: Practical Tips to Load, Using with a Bear Canister, Talk about Suspension
Part 5: Considering the Specs of the Catalyst backpack

The Catalyst remains our tried and true workhorse of the ULA Pack line.
In 2011 we swapped new materials for both side pockets and the logo panel. The side pockets are now 210 ripstop nylon which is tougher, lighter, and more snag resistant for any rambling adventure. The logo panel is now Cordura - super durable and abrasive resistant.

If you head out on a National Scenic Trail, the chance of running into someone with a Catalyst on their back is pretty high. As such, the Catalyst is a great choice for multi-month treks, winter travels, or for folks transitioning down from monster packs into lighter loads.

And not tooting our own horns, but we've heard from some of you that you think the new 2011 Catalyst is one sexy piece of trail gear, too.

Bottom Line? An updated-tougher, lighter, and sexier- tried and true veteran for lightweight and long distance hikers.

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[Zhakron]

Im sorry but the idiot explaining the pack makes me think you guys run the firm from the basement of a mental hospital... not a serious look :S