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Wheeler loved having a job to do, and she carried all her chow for the week, as well as the makings of campfire s'mores. the only down side is the fleece lining got so hot aga…

- Jessica, 06/28/08
chicago

Wheeler loved having a job to do, and she carried all her chow for the week, as well as the makings of campfire s'mores. the only down side is the fleece lining got so hot aga…

- Jessica, 06/28/08
chicago

Lived up to expectations. Light. Over this last alpine season bag material held up to bushwacking and scrambling without any damage-I'm short so there was plenty of dragging o…

- JOSEPH, 09/03/07
LAKEWOOD

super lightweight, stuffs into the dead space of your pack like a pro. no stakes and/or poles = even lighter = happy backpacker. there are always things in your environment th…

- cara, 06/12/10

If you trek with poles and want light weight, lots of room, easy to set up then this is the one. Spent to much money on shelters over the years (including this one) but all th…

- , 05/02/10

I have one of these fro my wife. She loves it pack will also fit youth very well. Great Shoulder Harness with very thick padding.…

- kevin, 02/24/10

I can't believe this pack is just over two pounds and can carry so much! The extra straps around it are great for attaching little bags to. The padding is awesome, especially…

- LAURA, 03/21/08
AUSTIN

The case does what it is supposed to do, and isn't giant or goofy like some products I have seen. The only drawback here is that I couldn't pick the color I wanted.…

- Frank, 04/28/10
Harrisburg, IL

Does the job. Granite Gear makes great products.…

- STEVEN, 05/30/08
CHICAGO

Really this is as good as it gets. You get the amazing comfort and adjustability of the ozone suspension. The lightweight Granite Gear design and materials. Plus you get th…

- Jay, 05/18/09
Iowa

I purchased the Nimbus Meridian Pack in early 2007 while trying to decrease pack weight and update some older gear. I chose this pack because it seemed to balance size, funct…

- MATTHEW, 12/02/07
ST. CLOUD

I love my bag. It does exactly everything I hoped it would. After many trips, it still looks new, and has held up great. Everyone is always jealous how how light and comfor…

- Eddie, 01/15/09
Pimp if you want me you can find me in the A

Hands down the best internal frame pack I've ever used. It's roomy, has just enough pocket storage, and has the best suspension for its intended 30 pound load I've ever found.…

- GLENN, 02/20/08
Southwest Ohio

I've used this pack for about 15 miles, half of it in the rain. It's replacing my Vapor Trail and Nimbus Ozone. It has the same great fit and comfortable, stable ride as those…

- GLENN, 06/15/10
Southwest Ohio

I guess I'm the 1st to review this pack, don't know anyone else who has it, maybe the price. Anyway, this pack is great and is loaded with features. It fits really streamlined…

- SHELDON, 12/01/07
WHEELING

This pack is perfect for everyone trying to get into lightweight backpacking, but just can't quite get to that "cutting-the-toothbrush-in-half" stage. It's a bomber pack that…

- JOSH, 08/09/06
SONOMA

This is the most comfortable pack I have owned. It is heavy in some ultralite backpacker's opinion, but I find the comfort of the way the pack rides is well worth the extra po…

- STEPHEN K, 07/10/07
KOKOMO

I finally got to try out this pack on a 3 day hike in Big Sur, Ca. It was really comfortable with 35 lb load and was over loaded with more than the 3800 cu. in. its rated at…

- JAMES, 05/29/08
HOLLYWOOD

Unfortunately, this is the best backpack I have ever felt. I got it hoping that I would be able to customize a perfect fit. Granite Gear allows you to exchange belts and strap…

- tim, 07/10/09
Frankfort, IL

This is a nice technical pack. I use it for approaches for climbing and even for some ultralight backpacking. This pack is supper light. Packs a lot for its size. The oute…

- Joshua, 03/09/09
Clemson

THIS RUCKSACK RAWKS!!!<BR><BR>I was going to go on a week like hike with this, but the Guards said otherwise, so I went on a 2 day hike instead :-(<BR><BR>Anyways, the pack wa…

- Tim, 06/17/06
Saint Johnsbury

A great 'sink' to have for doing dishes in the middle of nowhere. Since we kayak we were able to fit our MSR pans inside along with our collapsable spatula/soon and tuck it n…

- HEATHER&TEOFILO, 08/12/08

Light, rolls up and very functional and useful on camping trips . .especially for the person who gets stuck doing dishes. Would highly recommend.…

- Cara, 04/20/09
dana point, california

I wanted a bag that had panel access, but was still tough-enough to handle some abuse & some weight - as I migrate towards ultralight. This bag is the perfect balance - a pou…

- PETE, 03/21/07
MASSILLON

I'm a tarp guy, in the U.S. southeast, Appalachians generally around the Smokies. 13-oz tarp is great all year, until it gets rainy and buggy. The combination of mesh and si…

- ROGER, 05/08/08
HUNTSVILLE

Great pack - very lightweight, but rides like an internal frame pack as long as you stay below 20 pounds. Webbing hipbelt lets your hips move freely, not constricting like a p…

- GLENN, 06/24/08
Southwest Ohio

It is light and hold a lot of crap!!! Seriously, I am using this for a thru-hike of the Appalachian this year. It is a rugged pack that barely feels like anything fully load…

- WILLIAM, 03/27/07
SEATTLE

The White Pine Hip Pack is so comfortable and roomy, we've decided to convert it into a winter home for our family of three. But seriously, folks, it offers plenty of storage…

- DAVID, 06/18/07
SARASOTA

Eventually your dog will be hungry and you better have food so it wont eat you. You can easily eliminate the need to carry dog food AND a bowl to put it in. Your dog will than…

- Bryan, 06/29/09
St Paul, MN

One of your most basic responsibilities in the backcountry is keeping your insulation dry. If you're at all concerned about weight, you won't find a better choice for an UL dr…

- Will, 06/30/10
Ann Arbor, MI

Mostly fed my dog on the snow as he was limited to homemade chicken jerky - wet food was too heavy, considering he was carrying his own supplies. Wanted this bowl to squirt w…

- Laura, 01/01/10
Lakewood Ranch

My doberman loves this bowl... lots easier to carry around than the old solid bowl and she doesn't waste as much as she the alteranative: pouring water out of our bottle into…

- Trevor, 10/08/09
St. Goerge

Bought this for my newest siberian husky pup, since she likes to rip my arm out of socket most of the time when walking. Works like a charm, except for times when you need a…

- JOSHUA, 03/27/06
GRANVILLE

I sure hope you keep carrying this leash and collar. I lovem, my Lab looks great in them. That was the last one on order. Please get some more in stock. I love moosejaw!…

- TERRI, 08/15/09
GROSSE POINTE WOODS

Bought this mostly on impulse. Brought it with us on a recent backpacking trip. My wife and friend thought is was kind of silly until we started tossing it around. Nothing…

- NATHAN, 05/31/07
COLORADO SPRINGS

Very nice. My Doberman loves it.…

- RYAN, 06/28/06

An above average stuff sack, that conforms to the shape of your pack very nicely. The small size holds my international whisperlite and personal cooking pan set very nicely.…

- Christopher, 06/12/10