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Kulkea Announcement 9/15/26

santacruz skier said:
That's so cool. @mustski kindly loaned me one of her heated bags, but the one she used (not sure of the brand) was a perfect size if you only want it for your boots and not as a storage option. So I'm glad she had some input....
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It was an Athlon that no longer works. I have used Kulkea's Thermal Trekker for a number of years now but it is too big for overhead compartments on most airlines and frankly too big for my back. I just bought the new Thermal Kart. It's perfect for all of us "fun sized" ladies!
 
mustski said:
It was an Athlon that no longer works. I have used Kulkea's Thermal Trekker for a number of years now but it is too big for overhead compartments on most airlines and frankly too big for my back. I just bought the new Thermal Kart. It's perfect for all of us "fun sized" ladies!
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I knew this Thermal Kart was coming but when you and I saw it in Utah in person back in January it re-affirmed my excitement for the design.
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It looks great, but the video cut off just as you were about to show what you had packed in there.
Still, I like how it fits your back, it must be much easier to wear.
 
SnowHot said:
I believe the bag she loaned you was the Transpak version. I don't think they make it anymore. I had one of those early on but the heating burned out and had to be replaced twice. :(
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I still use my Transpack from Helms of San Jose through Tom after 11 years. Replaced the heating element 2 years ago, fairly easy process with a $40 charge, and it’s still going strong. It’s still an inch or two too tall to fit in the overhead bin.

In January Norman bought me a Toko bag from Phil so I can bring both alpine and touring boots onboard to Hokkaido for a month. It did what it was suppose to do.
 
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