Fast-packing pack for very petite runner

I am looking to buy a running pack that can be used for multi-day trips (e.g. fastpacking). There are some great options out there, but none are made for someone my height. I have a 14'' long torso with a 26'' circumference. For a running pack, fit is very important, and so I am wondering if anyone out there has any recommendations. I can't even find a brand that seems to do custom running packs. I am looking for something with around a 30L volume, with vest type straps and a structure that fits close to the body.

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u/Key-Month-3740 — 3 days ago
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Full Zip Mountaineering Pants for 25 Inch Inseam

I have been struggling with having to take off my boots and crampons in order to de-layer, and I am looking for rain pants (or even just soft shell pants) with a full side zip. The issue is that I am 4'8" tall, with around a 25 inch inseam. I currently use kids' rain pants, but I cannot find any kids' rain pants with a side zip. I have also not found any women's sizes that go down close to my leg length (the shortest for most brands seem to be around 28-30in). Any recommendations from fellow short female mountaineers?

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u/Key-Month-3740 — 3 months ago
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I am looking for an ultralight sleeping bag with a rating of at least 10F. The issue is that I am only 4'8" tall, and I want to get a bag that actually fits appropriately in order to maximize warmth. Some brands do have "small" or "petite" sizes, but those seem to be designed for users around 5'1" - 5'5". That range is at least 5 inches taller than me, so recommendations for petite sizes in that range won't work for me. I know that a quilt might be easier to make work for me, but I am worried about warmth. Does anyone have any recommendations for bags that go down to within a few inches of my height?

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u/Key-Month-3740 — 4 months ago