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EPISODE · Nov 4, 2024 · 7 MIN

#111 - Is the Hyperlite Windrider 40L REALLY Worth the Hype?

from The Peanut Butter and Mountains Podcast · host Chad Lubinski

In this video, I provide a one-year review of the Hyperlite Windrider 40 backpack, detailing my experiences on various treks, including the 100-mile Wonderland Trail and climbing trips in Colorado. I cover the pros, such as its lightweight design, see-through mesh for easy access, and efficient storage options. I also discuss its cons, including the high-position sternum strap, lack of load-bearing straps, non-removable hip belt, and price point. Additionally, I offer an alternative recommendation: the ULA Circuit, highlighting its suitability for larger capacities and winter camping. Tune in to decide if the Hyperlite Windrider 40 is the right backpack for you.Hyperlite Mountain Gear Windrider 40L:https://backcountry.rockporch.com/prdlink/45b8KrYcPh ULA Circuit: https://www.ula-equipment.com/product/circuit/00:00 Introduction and Overview 00:27 Pros of the Hyperlite Windrider 40 03:44 Cons of the Hyperlite Windrider 40 05:29 Who Should Buy This Backpack? 06:20 Alternative Recommendation: ULA Circuit 07:52 Conclusion and Viewer Engagement --- 

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