38L - 0.45kg - 70 x 25 x 15
Airline Compatibility✈️ 30% (59/199)
This bag can be used as a carry on in 30% of airlines.
The MLD Burn pack is designed for ultralight hiking. According to the MLD website. The MLD burn pack has been the "onebag" of choice for record-setting through-hikers.
A through hiker is somebody who walks extremely long trails of hundreds of miles. To set a record means multiple days of 20-30 miles hikes through woods, rivers, and mountains.
Airport security and baggage handlers are pretty rough with your luggage, but I can't imagine the wear and tear a through-hikers bag must go through.
I don't know much about ultralight packing or hiking, so I don't understand much about this bag. Can ultralight packs be carry on luggage? What would be the big difference between a one bag carry on and an ultralight bag?
| Laptop Sleeve | No |
|---|---|
| Compartments | 1 |
| Passport | N |
| Waterbottle | Y |
| Organizer | N |
| Organizer | N |
| Sternum Strap | Y |
| Water Resistance | Y |
| Rainfly | |
| Compression | N |
| Molle | N |
| Lash Points | Y |
| Backpack | Y |
| Shoulder Strap | N |
| Hydration | N |
| Passthrough | N |
| 📆 | 14 days |
| 🌎 | Chile |
| 🌡️ | 0 to 30 °C (32 to 86 °F) |
| 📜 | 34 items |
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