13 real models, each at the size named: what the planner uses, the listing as written, and where it comes from, under the typical item each is an example of. Then the 4 typical items the kit planner picks from, every one an estimate of a common model. Weigh your own.
Bear-resistant food bag 2
Ursack Major
Ursack
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Used by the planner
Weight
7.6 oz
Packed
10 × 6.5 × 6.5 in, 5.4 L (the typical size)
Capacity
10.7 L
Listed by the maker, as written
Weight
7.6 oz
Dimensions
12.5"x18"
Capacity
about 10.65 Liters (approx. 5 days of food for 1 person).
The listed 12.5 × 18 in is the bag laid flat; drawn at the typical packed size
50 feet of 2 mm Z-Line Slick cord: 1.7 ounces (48 grams)
A Large Dyneema food bag, a rock sack, a mini carabiner and 50 ft of 2 mm cord. Zpacks gives 92 g, shown as 3.2 oz by the price and 3.4 oz in the description; 92 g is 3.25 oz.
A carbon-fiber canister. Holds food for up to 6 days for one. The volume is converted from the listed cubic inches. Wild Ideas lists a weight of "just over" the figure used.
A carbon-fiber canister. Holds food for up to 12 days for one. The volume is converted from the listed cubic inches. Wild Ideas lists a weight of "just over" the figure used.
A carbon-fiber canister. Holds food for up to 9 days for one. The volume is converted from the listed cubic inches. Wild Ideas lists a weight of "just over" the figure used.
What the kit planner, the gear browser and the flat lay start from. Packed volume comes from the packed size shown. Sleeping bags and quilts give the ISO 23537 lower limit and comfort ratings; pads give ASTM F3340 R-values.