Katabaticgear.com Website Review

ULTRALIGHT GEAR WILL MAKE YOUR OUTDOOR ADVENTURES MEMORABLE FOR THE RIGHT REASONS. The movement toward ultralight backpacking is growing, and we’re glad you’re joining us. Maybe you’re planning a thru-hike of the Appalachian Trail and need to cover maximum miles. Perhaps you want to continue backpacking into your golden years without your joints and muscles lecturing you along the way. Whatever your reason for reducing pack weight, we know you’ll be happy with the change. So, why choose Katabatic Gear over all the other lightweight backpacking gear companies out there? Because we were founded on the premise that you should not have to sacrifice function, comfort or design to use ultralight backpacking gear.   In fact, we believe your lightweight gear should function better than its traditional counterpart. Years ago, as a backpacker switching to ultralight gear, our founder was dissatisfied with the lightweight gear that was available to him on the market. It seemed like most lightweight backpacking and hiking gear addressed weight reduction by st*ipping away features. This often resulted in gear that was light, but didn’t function well. He had ideas which he thought could solve many of the issues that seemed inherent in ultralight backpacking gear. Through innovative, thoughtful design and the use of cutting edge materials, Katabatic has aimed to create backpacking and hiking gear that functions better than traditional gear, at significantly lighter weights. We believe that features such as our patented quilt attachment system, down filled collars, and differential cut (to name a few) make our backpacking quilts the best you can find. The 30°F hovers just over a pound, and even our 5°F weighs less than two. Most of our backpacks weigh in around 2 pounds, yet offer features like a supportive frame, comfortable hipbelt with roomy pockets, and side pockets you can reach without taking your pack off. Combine features like these with our incredibly detailed and precise manufacturing standards, and the