Ula-equipment.com Website Review

COMFORTABLE, DURABLE & LIGHTWEIGHT BACKPACKING EQUIPMENT SEWN IN THE USA. ULTRALIGHT ADVENTURE EQUIPMENT (ULA) was established in 2001 by Pacific Crest Trail hiker Brian Frankle, who recognized a need for durable yet lightweight backpacking equipment. Over 15 years later nearly half the hikers completing this arduous 2,660 mile trail carry a ULA pack. Our reputation for quality, innovation, and customer service has given us a worldwide reputation that is second to none. ULA is one of the few remaining U.S. based backpack companies who manufacture in house. Our factory in Logan, Utah enables us to be extremely responsive to our customers ever changing needs. It allows us to adapt new technologies and materials in weeks rather than months, and also allows ULA to offer a level of customer service that is simply unmatched. Because we donʼt rely on others to sew our backpacks, we always have all styles and sizes in stock ready to ship. Our packs have won awards from Backpacker magazine, The Great Outdoors, and Mens Journal. Our newly launched fully waterproof pack, carried on the National Geographic sponsored circu*navigation of Alaska recently completed by Andrew Skurka. Whether you’re hiking two miles or 2,000 miles ULA makes the pack that will make all your adventures more enjoyable. The question we get most often is “What pack is best for me?” Here are some guidelines for you to consider. If you have further questions even give you something new to think about when looking for a new pack. checked as a luggage item on a plane, or that can get tossed on the roof of a bus in Nepal? If so, be aware that the frames on the Circuit and the Ohm 2.0 can break if handled too roughly on a regular basis. Keep this in mind as you browse our selection of backpacks. The Catalyst, Epic, and CDT backpacks will take a lot more abuse, but remember, these are lightweight backpacks and were designed to be A BEAR CAN? Do you plan on backpacking in California, or somewhere else bear canisters are required? If so, look no further than the