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    Default Osprey Exos 58 with big food canister?

    If anyone here has paired an Exos 58 and a Wild Ideas brand Bearikade Expedition food canister please let me know if the canister can be stored horizontally inside the pack. If you have any complaints about that canister please share them. Thanks!

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    Ditto for me. I'm about to pull the trigger on an Exos 58; my Ursack fits horizontally, but the canister I have is much too tall for that.

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    As previously posted, I am also invested in how the Bearikade Expedition canister fits in the Exos 58.

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    The dimensions are on the interweb. Cobble together a mock up.
    However, at 9" dia. x 14 1/2" long, I recall taking a look at my enormous Dana Design Terraplane and thinking that the Expedition might not fit horizontally inside the main pack bag. It would ride horizontally above the main bag held in place by the four straps of the floating top pocket. Would that be possible with the Exos 58?
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    Quote Originally Posted by scrabbler View Post
    So, does the Expedition fit horizontally?

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    Theoretically speaking.
    The perimeter of the Bearikade Expedition is 47 inches.
    Osprey lists the perimeter of the Exos 58 as 56 inches.
    It might work.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Venchka View Post
    Theoretically speaking.
    The perimeter of the Bearikade Expedition is 47 inches.
    Osprey lists the perimeter of the Exos 58 as 56 inches.
    It might work.

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    Yeah, the Osprey is 14" x 14" and the Bearikade Expedition is 9" dia x 14 1/2". I am thinking about ordering a custom Bearikade 14" tall.

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    Do the Bearikade folks have a zero tolerance return policy? Do you own the Exos 58? Can you find one locally and verify the dimensions? It is a fabric bag. It will change shape as needed up to a point.
    What is the custom length price?
    Novel idea: Call the folks at Osprey. Ask them if the Expedition will fit the Exos 58.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Nooga View Post
    Yeah, the Osprey is 14" x 14" and the Bearikade Expedition is 9" dia x 14 1/2". I am thinking about ordering a custom Bearikade 14" tall.
    No need to do custom, just get the Weekender, 10 1/2" tall and fits about a week for one. I was carrying one in VA when we met at Dismal Falls, don't know if you remember seeing it.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Venchka View Post
    Do the Bearikade folks have a zero tolerance return policy? Do you own the Exos 58? Can you find one locally and verify the dimensions? It is a fabric bag. It will change shape as needed up to a point.
    What is the custom length price?
    Novel idea: Call the folks at Osprey. Ask them if the Expedition will fit the Exos 58.

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    Good ideas. I have not checked with Wild Ideas about their return policy. Their custom sizes are +$20 and 3 weeks longer delivery, which to me is reasonable.

    I do own the Exos 58 and I'm confident that I could make the Expedition work vertically, but would prefer it horizontally (or at least have that an an option).

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    Quote Originally Posted by Sandy of PA View Post
    No need to do custom, just get the Weekender, 10 1/2" tall and fits about a week for one. I was carrying one in VA when we met at Dismal Falls, don't know if you remember seeing it.
    Hi Sandy, I do remember seeing it at Dismal Falls. I need to work on my food plan as it seems that my food bag is larger and heavier than others. I plan to hike the JMT, which has a couple of longer resupply sections, and would need a large canister.

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