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Opsrey’s “All Mighty Guarantee” is unmatched by any other Pack company I’ve ever dealt with. For that very reason alone you should get this pack. Unlike the previous A…

- Jorge, 09/24/09

This is a great pack that is super comfortable even with a lot of weight. When climbing in the Chugach Mountains in Alaska its worked great for me. The sleeping bag compartmen…

- Lars, 05/04/10
Soldotna, AK

Like most NF products over hyped! its a 40 deg bag unless you sleep in your fleece with socks gloves and a scarf. Sent mine back and got MH Lamina 20 I love it - for a bag tha…

- EPHRAIM, 07/27/08
TEANECK

So i have had this bag for two nights, and have slept in it both nights, i get transported to a magical land of Slumber filled with unicorns of dreams, and magical rainbows of…

- WILLIAM, 10/06/09
WASHDC

The harness is nicely padded so you won't feel the pain for at least a few minutes of solid hang time. The legs are adjustable and have the safety option of doubling back on…

- Andrew, 12/31/08
Waukesha

Great package deal for anyone starting out. I followed other's advice about size. I wear a 32" and went for the large...perfect fit. It all came in a nice mesh bag to hold eve…

- Seth, 10/23/08
Eagan

I've bought this bag two months, I had no chance to use it until last weekend, a two day camping trip. I put all my clothes, tent, food, cook set, slippers...etc in it, but th…

- Chi Ieong, 05/31/10

upgraded to this from a North Face backpack and i ADORE it. i will probably never buy another unless i decide to kidnap a shark. the top lid detaches and has hip straps tucked…

- Leslie, 07/18/10
new hampshire

I bought this harness at the end of 2009 and it's been awesome. I've used in the gym and with trips to hocking hills/red river gorge and I can say that for the money, this ha…

- Timothy, 04/26/10
Columbus

This is a very comfortable harness that will work for almost all situations. The adjustability is great. The sizes listed are fairly accurate to order online. The buckles a…

- Coy, 01/02/10
San Diego

I am slightly jealous - this is my boyfriends pack - after trying on packs - he knew he loved this one - we have yet to take it into the field - but have loaded it down and wa…

- Melinda, 04/12/10

Yesterday, I packed almost all the gear I plan on bringing for a two day backpacking trip for 4 adults into this pack. That includes 1 sleeping bag, 3 sleeping pads, 1 pillow,…

- Timothy, 03/27/10
Spring Hill, Florida

This is the perfect pack. Just big enough for winter gear but light enough for summit bids in one unit. Compresses way down. I was worried how well it would carry but did fine…

- David, 04/05/10
Cleveland Ohio

This has quickly become my favorite possession. Everything about it is great. The fit, the padding, the suspension, the ability to hold all my other junk, the look, the f…

- Frank, 04/27/10
Harrisburg, IL

This harness is amazing. I bought mine a few years back and never had to/wanted to replace it. sometimes, just for fun, i sleep in it while hanging in a tree. its comfortable…

- DENISE, 01/15/10
East Lansing

Great harness for glacier travel and general mountaineering. Not having a tie in loop makes it super easy to put on and take off without having to step through, which is a plu…

- Drew, 04/02/09

I like the fact that this bag is made from recycled soda bottles, but I found it much smaller than I expected. I was hoping that it would be an alternative to my Mountainsmit…

- COURT, 09/10/08
EASTHAMPTON

Looks small, but it has a lot of space to carry different kinds of things. It's durable, waterproof and looks trendy also. The pockets are convenient and accessible can be ope…

- ZAHID, 05/04/08
EAST LANSING

Love Osprey packs, will never buy another pack unless its an osprey. This bag has lots of pockets to put your stuff in, and is pretty light weight.…

- emily, 05/31/10
83013

I currently have a Talon 22, which I love, but I wanted something a little bigger. I also wanted a pack with a large enough front pocket, so I could access my SLR a lot easier…

- Matthew, 04/26/10
Arkansas

This pack is a great for what you pay. It has plenty of space for the weekend trip. The suspension system is comfy but the shoulder straps began to wear down overtime. Overall…

- Andrew, 04/01/10
Arab, AL

I researched this pack against others for two months prior to purchase. Pack fits well on my back, has hydration support, and a sleeping bag compartment. One of the main fea…

- Brady, 07/06/10
Columbus, OH

This pack is amazing. Strappy but not too strappy. Lots of pockets but not annoying. Tons of room. Comfortable sholder pads and support along the back. There really isn't…

- Andrew, 02/15/10
Athens, GA

This version of the Palisade is a thing of beauty. All the new features serve a purpose and heavy loads carry like a dream.…

- PHIL, 06/24/08
SAN ANTONIO

I sold my Naos 55 to a friend in order to get this bag. I was hesitant at first but now realize it was the best decision I have made in terms of gear. The suspension is like t…

- Jonathan, 06/17/10
MA

I use my Altra 65 for extended backpacking trips on the AT. At the moment the longest trip I have taken it on was 4 days and 80 miles. Although this makes me by no means an ex…

- Frank, 06/16/10

This is a fantastic sleeping bag. It's lightweight, incredibly toasty, and I fit into it perfectly. My only complaint is that it's a little bulky, even in the stuff sack. If y…

- Michael, 03/16/10
Bronx, NY

My main beef with this pack is the narrow shoulder straps. My shoulders were uncomfortable even with a light load. The chest strap is adjustable, but even on the lowest settin…

- BRANDON, 04/21/09
Durham

The Scrambler is nice as a day pack but I bought it to replace a heavy frame pack. I can easily fit everything I need in it for 3-4 days. The fabric coating means it will be r…

- Ben, 12/05/09
Midwest

Being a secret agent this bag has everything I need. Not only can it hold all of my books, for my cover as a student, but also holds all of my cool gagets. There is a place…

- SCOTT, 04/18/08
GRAYSLAKE

So I had the same busted up bookbag since, like, ninth grade, and it came time to finally replace it before graduate school. I'm a biology person, so I am always loaded down w…

- Amanda, 02/03/10
ATLANTA

The Gregory Z35 (Fall 2009) is super lightweight and comfortable. It has a ton of adjustable straps that make any load easy to carry. The back mesh panel is my favorite part -…

- CHRIS, 07/30/09
Greensboro

the pack fits perfectly. rugged, took a beating in very remote, austere environments. good space, water bladder capable…

- Kelvin, 08/26/09

Was bigger than I expected, extremely light and spacious. Haven't used it yet but can tell it's quality and it'll be great for day-hiking--definitely has plenty of space for e…

- SARA, 03/09/10

Great Harness if you need adjustability. Wow I cant believe I spelled adjustability right on my first try! This is a great harness is you are going to be changing layers und…

- Owen, 01/08/10
Santa Barbara Ca

The flip idea is a good concept. However, I wouldn't push this past 40F. I mainly bought it for summer camping with my family and for that purpose it is perfect. I prefer a…

- Richard, 03/18/10
Hermitage, PA

I shopped around & compared a variety of combi travel packs, but ultimately decided to spend the extra dough & buy the Osprey Waypoint 85. I traveled extensively through Europ…

- Justin, 11/27/09
Atlanta

great all around travel pack with plenty of room for a 2-3 week adventure if you pack it right. cons: The price, daypack is a bit small.…

- ERIC, 11/29/09
HUNTINGTON WOODS

fit me great and its pretty comfortable…

- GRAHAM, 06/25/08
Richmond, KY

Good harness for mountaineering and general rock climbing. Adjustable and detachable leg loops make putting on while wearing crampons easy. Padding is nice, and 4 gear loops i…

- JONATHAN, 05/17/08
COSTA MESA

These sunglasses are fantastic. The camel antifog lenses are great - I've never had a serious problem with them fogging up, even while trail running and a long day backpackin…

- Matthew, 06/14/10
Chicago

Okay so this is the second review on these glasses that I"m doing but I wasn't going to keep them then the next day I lost my main pair of glasses and seeing as I already had…

- EVAN, 08/27/09
Missoula

super light, completely adjustable fit maintains the sensation of nudity while climbing. taking a whip feels like falling into a chuck e. cheese ball pit full of smiling puppi…

- CHRISTIAN, 08/05/08
BALTIMORE

I was going to buy the 250 model the one with the non-adjustable legs but, Andrew, an awesome employee of the Rochester Moose, said, What if you wanted to do some outdoor clim…

- CHRIS, 06/12/08

This harness is super light. The leg loops were uncomfortable at first but I think they break in after only a few sessions. It also depends on how thick your pants are. The…

- DAN, 03/26/09
BALTIMORE

for short sport climbs or indoor climbing i totally think this harness is the best for the money! very light, very comfortable, and really cool! but for longer routes/trad you…

- Chris, 04/14/10

This harness is a lot more comfortable than my old one, and although the no double-back straps are a little scary at first, once you get used to them, I guess they are a bit f…

- Daniel, 06/02/10
Santa Rosa, CA

This is a comfy harness, I like the look and fit of it. I am a 34 jean and got large, I would get medium next time, I tighten it all the way around the waist…

- Andrew, 05/26/10
Australia