Tahr with 24" frame pics

[wyodan]

Does anyone have any pics of the Tahr on a 24" frame? I am trying to figure out if the bag will go to the bottom of the frame, so it will stand up if I set the pack down. Or if the Markhor might be a better choice. Thanks

 

[thejones]

I have a Tahr on a 24" frame and the bag does not go to the bottom of the frame.

 

[wyodan]

I have a Tahr on a 24" frame and the bag does not go to the bottom of the frame.

How far up is it? I like the load shelf & attachment points when I compare it to the other packs, but that was the problem I had with packs like the Nomad. Not too sure I want another bigger pack if I went Markhor.

 

[russ_outdoors]

How far up is it? I like the load shelf & attachment points when I compare it to the other packs, but that was the problem I had with packs like the Nomad. Not too sure I want another bigger pack if I went Markhor.

Wondering about this myself...

 

[thejones]

I hope these help. Let me know if you need anymore.

 

[thejones]

Set up as you see it, it definitely falls over when placed down on the bottom.
Maybe Kifaru can make a "kickstand" accessory so they don't fall over. Dibs on the the name!

 

[russ_outdoors]

I guess the Tahr was made for the 22" frame? Am I right to assume the 26" frame will lift it even higher?

 

[wyodan]

Set up as you see it, it definitely falls over when placed down on the bottom.
Maybe Kifaru can make a "kickstand" accessory so they don't fall over. Dibs on the the name!

Thanks for the pics, that showed me what I was wondering.

 

[wyodan]

I guess the Tahr was made for the 22" frame? Am I right to assume the 26" frame will lift it even higher?

You would be right. Aron had a pic showing this in one of the Tahr threads. I tried to copy it for you, but couldn't find it right off hand. I'll get you the link if I find it later.

 

[rhunter424]

Set up as you see it, it definitely falls over when placed down on the bottom.
Maybe Kifaru can make a "kickstand" accessory so they don't fall over. Dibs on the the name!

Think of it as a great place to put your sleeping pad...