Not well designed for heavy loads (50 lbs) READ THIS BEFORE BUYING: This is an okay pack for the money, but if you’re looking for good quality, look elsewhere. You get what you pay for. This is not well designed for long treks with a heavy load. I just did a 50 lb load over 26 miles of desert, and I noticed a few things. You cannot distribute weight well, but most importantly, the straps in the bottom on the front suck. There are no teeth that the straps feed through, so it’s constantly loosening and it’s so annoying. I was able to tie…
best backpack available at this price point Overall, one use, and think that this is the best pack at this price pointPROS:cost, many thoughtful pockets; clearly has little touches that involved thought to put together (and even more surprising at this prices); able to keep sleeping bag and a stuff sack for liner in the sleeping bag compartment; waterproof tarp came in handy in snow; zippers worked reliably; like that it’s all black;CONS:the shoulder slaps always slacken if doing heavy backpacking suddenly…
READ BEFORE BUYING IF YOU ACTUALLY PLAN TO CARRY MORE THAN A BLADDER AND SOME CLOTHES IN THIS PACK Having grown up using an ALICE pack in the infantry I was not very pleased with this pack. This would make a great hike in set up and hike out pack, but I would not recommend it for extended/rugged backpacking. I took it on a 40 mile canyon tip in Utah and I have some complaints.1. The cup holder nets on the sides are already torn up from climbing and general use. (I’d recommend matching the fabric the rest of the pack is made out of rather than netting and making them slightly larger,…
Adam Reinhardt
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Not well designed for heavy loads (50 lbs) READ THIS BEFORE BUYING: This is an okay pack for the money, but if you’re looking for good quality, look elsewhere. You get what you pay for. This is not well designed for long treks with a heavy load. I just did a 50 lb load over 26 miles of desert, and I noticed a few things. You cannot distribute weight well, but most importantly, the straps in the bottom on the front suck. There are no teeth that the straps feed through, so it’s constantly loosening and it’s so annoying. I was able to tie…
best backpack available at this price point Overall, one use, and think that this is the best pack at this price pointPROS:cost, many thoughtful pockets; clearly has little touches that involved thought to put together (and even more surprising at this prices); able to keep sleeping bag and a stuff sack for liner in the sleeping bag compartment; waterproof tarp came in handy in snow; zippers worked reliably; like that it’s all black;CONS:the shoulder slaps always slacken if doing heavy backpacking suddenly…
READ BEFORE BUYING IF YOU ACTUALLY PLAN TO CARRY MORE THAN A BLADDER AND SOME CLOTHES IN THIS PACK Having grown up using an ALICE pack in the infantry I was not very pleased with this pack. This would make a great hike in set up and hike out pack, but I would not recommend it for extended/rugged backpacking. I took it on a 40 mile canyon tip in Utah and I have some complaints.1. The cup holder nets on the sides are already torn up from climbing and general use. (I’d recommend matching the fabric the rest of the pack is made out of rather than netting and making them slightly larger,…