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Mountain Hardware Koa 35 Overnight Backpack – Review
Sunday, August 29th, 2010
If you want a backpack for light overnight trips, look no further than the Mountain Hardware Koa 35. The roll-top closure is easy to secure to keep items in the pack and the Koa 35’s mesh back panel will keep your back cool and free of sweat from carrying the pack.
REI Cruise UL – Multi-Day / Weekender Backpack – Review
Monday, August 23rd, 2010
The REI Cruise UL multi-day backpack has a unique design which makes its framesheet-type frame rigid. To make it stiff there are hollow tubes stays that run down the back from a short horizontal stay at the top. Other comfort features include curved shoulder straps, molded lumbar pad and hip hugging belt with suspension.
Wingnut Gear Stuff Pack – Tough Little DayPack / Backpack – Review
Sunday, August 22nd, 2010
Despite heaving rain, the Wingnut Gear Stuff Pack will keep all your belongings nice and dry. the Stuff Pack’s waterproof fabric and roll top closure does a great job to keep water out. The Wingnut Gear Stuff Pack is a simple single compartment daypack / backpack that can hold all your gear for the day, and it can stuff into itself in its front pocket to become a small lightweight pouch.
Osprey Aura 50 Multi-Day Weekender Backpack for Women – Review
Tuesday, August 17th, 2010
If you are looking for a backpack that breathes well and doesn’t leave sweat stains on your back the Osprey Aura 50 weekender backpack is for you. In addition this backpack is lightweight and virtual floats on your back, while providing an ample 3000 cubic inches of storage.
Granite Gear Escape AC 60 Multi-Day BackPack – Review
Thursday, August 12th, 2010
At 3.2 pounds the Escape AC 60 from Granite Gear is a lighweight. It has 3,660 cubic-inch of storage and features P-cord instead of webbing and buckles. This is one tough backpack because it has a high-density polyethylene back panel which allows the Escape AC-60 to easily carry 40-pounds, without spending money on more expensive multi-day backpacks with suspension systems.
Columbia Sportswear Companion 10-30×21 Compact Zoom Monoculars – Review
Thursday, August 12th, 2010
The Columbia Sportswear Companion 10-30x21CP Compact Monoculars by Kruger Optical are like the perfect outdoor excursion companion: you are gonna want to include the Columbia Sportswear Companion monoculars on all your outdoor trips . They are lightweight, compact and fit in your pocket, so there is no reason to leave them behind. With superior, fully coated optics, these compact monoculars offer excellent image quality for their size. This model includes a 10x-30x zoom feature(just because they are small doesn’t mean that the monoculars aren’t powerful). The Columbia Sportwear Companion 10-30×21 monoculars provide big performance in a small package, these are the ones you will reach for again and again.
Osprey Flap Jack Urban Day Pack
Sunday, August 8th, 2010
The Osprey Flap Jack is a hybrid of a messenger bag and backpack. The Flap Jack features 1,500 cubic-inch storage and the interior has a cushioned section just in case you want to use this as a laptop backpack (15.6 inch max laptop size)
Camp M3 Evo Climbing Pack – Backpack Review
Monday, August 2nd, 2010
The CAMP M3 Evo climbing backpack is great for those who spend time the face of cliff. The M3 Evo features 1,800 cubic inches of storage and has a nifty mesh helmet holster for a place for your climbing helmet after you made made the climb. In addition there are pouches for your crampons and there is a also daisy chain so you can clip extra gear to it.
Marmot Diva 35 Backpack For Women – Review
Monday, August 2nd, 2010
This backpack is made for a woman’s body… Marmot has done a good job molding the harness to a woman’s body shape. The hip belt and shoulder straps conformed to multiple tester’s torsos, and this lightweight , slimmed down backpack is great for high paced long hikes.
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