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FS Alpacka Wool Pants (Woop Wear) 32 W x 34 L Very Good Condition

Men’s Ultimate Field Pant – 70% Alpaca/30% Wool

These are super soft pants and evidently quiet (for hunters) and have reinforced knees.

I purchased these in 2015 and I think I wore them once (if ever) . I’ve gained a couple inches and find them a little small for me now.

The label says 34x34L but the waist is more like 32 (see photos). They would probably stretch out to a 33.

There are two very small holes in the back middle leg area that could easily be fixed (see photos). Apart from these two very small holes they pants are in excellent condition.

The first photos show closest color to actual.

Originally $189  Asking $100 (includes shipping to ConUS)

Woop Wear website: https://woopwear.com/products/mens-ultimate-field-pant

Review: https://www.trailspace.com/gear/woopwear/the-ultimate-field-pant/

I know these are not ultralight but remember there were some wool pant lovers here.

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For sale is an Alpackaraft Curiyak.  This is a discontinued model – larger than the Scout but still with the ultralight construction.  It’s a similar size to the Yak but with smaller tubes.

Comes with a removable Scout seat.

This is a great raft to carry (about 4 lbs) but full sized.  It fits a 6′ 2″ guy with a 34″ inseam and is safe to paddle with 300 lbs in it.  Not a whitewater boat but a true packraft in the classic sense.

Lemme know if you’d like pictures.

$575 USD gets it shipped to you in Canada or the USA.

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End of season, you think you should have bought something else, I’m looking for Alpacka or Anfibio, it might help you to buy a better fit for your needs

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looking for an Alpacka Caribou preferably with the cargo fly

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Just looking for your Alpacka Explorer 42 (or older pointy model), the one you don’t use while you might need money for winter gear…

Good cause, father and son trips.

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I made these boats one year ago and have had fun with them, each have gone on several paddles. Both boats have slow leaks which aren’t a big deal to fix but I don’t have time to do this now I am moving and need some cash.

Telkwa – I just used it on an overnight trip and the leak was slow enough that we didn’t notice. It’s the 120cm/47″ size, and it has a tizip.

It would be $274 from DIY Packraft plus significant shipping cost. Their seats don’t work well, so I ordered a seat from Alpacka, which is an extra $50. Plus the 40 hours of labor to create it.

I’ll take $225 + shipping cost.

UL Raft – Also has a slow leak. This one is $175 new unassembled, w/o zipper. I’ll take $125 + shipping for it.

Here’s a gallery with photos: https://photos.app.goo.gl/Cdf16C7APp8NRGCy8

 

 

 

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