Mountain Hardwear Molimo 70 Backpack - Internal Frame
Closeouts. Incredibly light for its size, Mountain Hardwear's Molimo 70 backpack is built to handle long tours and multi-day adventures. Carries heavy loads comfortably with a supportive waistbelt and easily adjustable suspension that fits a variety of body types.
Average Rating based on 5 reviews
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Reviewed by C Level from New York on Wednesday, June 19, 2013This is a great pack with more adjustments than that mortgage I got several years ago. Plenty of room for all your gear and more. I loaded it up with all my essentials for a week long trek and still had plenty of space leftover. Its perfect for extended hiking -camping trips.....which may happen more often for me if they adjust my rate again!!
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Reviewed by Nelly from North Carolina on Monday, March 11, 2013Just took the pack out for it's inaugural trip. 2 nights in the Linville Gorge, NC. Great design, materials. Especially like the organization and it's lightweight. One BIG flaw is the the hip belt is not supportive enough when it's under a heavy load. It will bite into you a little bit in those situations. Mtn. Hardwear does make a heavy-duty hip belt for this pack called the Advanced Fitlock. I just ordered one and hopefully this will make heavy loads more comfortable down there. I was lucky enough to find the belt for just cheap, so between that and the discount I got on the pack at STP, I will still have gotten a great deal. Other than the belt, nothing bad to say about this pack.
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Reviewed by Farley from Central New York on Tuesday, March 05, 2013I actually have not had a chance to use this, however I know it will work WAY better than the current oversized Kelty I have. And the STP price was incredible. Really pumped for my next hike in the ADK!
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Reviewed by Tim from Southcentral Pa on Thursday, January 24, 2013Plan to use on 2-4 day trips. Would have liked to see some storage pockets on the waist belt but, plenty of storage otherwise. Sort of an odd color for back country trips but the price was right.
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Reviewed by Tim from PA on Thursday, January 24, 2013Short overnight backpacking trips. Liked the multiple stowage pockets.....and, options for attaching gear. Looks highly durable but also lightweight
