You are so welcome! I'm glad that my review helps you a bit. What will you be using the backpack for? I hope you'll go on lots of great adventures with it! Take good care :)
¡Muchas gracias! Me alegro que el video te haya ayudado. Vive muchas grandes aventuras con tu mochila. (Traducción de Google, así que espero que esté bien :)
If you enjoyed this video, please consider buying me a coffee :) www.buymeacoffee.com/adventuresandreams This backpack is great for all sorts of day and overnight trips that don't require a lot of gear. You can buy it here (paid links): REI (slightly bigger) tinyurl.com/yhybxhzw Amazon: amzn.to/3BUP1QS
How did you find the side mesh pockets? I would carry water bottles in them but they seem too far back to be able to reach the bottles without taking off the backpack everytime you needed a drink....
Hi Norm. Thanks for watching my video :) I honestly never tried taking the water bottles out of the mesh pockets while still wearing the backpack. I mostly use this one for shorter hikes to climbing areas. The pack sits on the ground most days with easy access to the bottles. If I were to use it for extended hiking, I would most likely use the great compartment made for the water bladder. Another thing I've done in the past is clipping a water bottle to the pack belt or a little front pack that I use for camera gear.
I use this pack for my climbing gear only. If you do want to go camping with it, it would be with a minimal set of gear and food, but if you can filter water and take dehydrated food, you can probably spend 3 days or more out there with it. It really depends on your system and how many layers of clothes you will need.
Hi Lena. I just tried to put my climbing helmet into the mesh pocket, but the opening is too small for it. There are lots of loops and little attachment points on the pack to clip it onto it with a carabiner, though.
Thank you so much for taking the time to show me what my new backpack can do for me. I really appreciate you and your time.
You are so welcome! I'm glad that my review helps you a bit. What will you be using the backpack for? I hope you'll go on lots of great adventures with it! Take good care :)
Highly informative. Good work. Good insights; I hope the manufacturer-design team takes your advice.
Such informative video. Thank you very much for this!
I’m glad it was helpful. Thank you for watching. Let me know if you have any questions. :)
Me gusto mucho tu explicación. Ahora tengo una Kyte 36❤
¡Muchas gracias! Me alegro que el video te haya ayudado. Vive muchas grandes aventuras con tu mochila. (Traducción de Google, así que espero que esté bien :)
Excellent video and Great help! Thank you!!
Thank you, Ana. :)
You sold me! Thank you!
Great, Grecia. I'm glad that my video helped you. Let me know how it goes with the pack. :)
If you enjoyed this video, please consider buying me a coffee :) www.buymeacoffee.com/adventuresandreams
This backpack is great for all sorts of day and overnight trips that don't require a lot of gear. You can buy it here (paid links):
REI (slightly bigger) tinyurl.com/yhybxhzw Amazon: amzn.to/3BUP1QS
How did you find the side mesh pockets? I would carry water bottles in them but they seem too far back to be able to reach the bottles without taking off the backpack everytime you needed a drink....
Hi Norm. Thanks for watching my video :) I honestly never tried taking the water bottles out of the mesh pockets while still wearing the backpack. I mostly use this one for shorter hikes to climbing areas. The pack sits on the ground most days with easy access to the bottles. If I were to use it for extended hiking, I would most likely use the great compartment made for the water bladder. Another thing I've done in the past is clipping a water bottle to the pack belt or a little front pack that I use for camera gear.
How many days hiking do you use this pack for?
I use this pack for my climbing gear only. If you do want to go camping with it, it would be with a minimal set of gear and food, but if you can filter water and take dehydrated food, you can probably spend 3 days or more out there with it. It really depends on your system and how many layers of clothes you will need.
Many thanks! I learned a lot!
Thank you so much, Mindy. I'm glad you liked the video.
Hey, does a helmet fit in the front mesh pocket ?
Hi Lena. I just tried to put my climbing helmet into the mesh pocket, but the opening is too small for it. There are lots of loops and little attachment points on the pack to clip it onto it with a carabiner, though.
A great video. Another ace 222
Thank you :) Working on the next one now, the North Face pack :)