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Closeouts. The Mountain Hardwear Scrambler backpack is ideal for day hikes away from base camp. Its minimalist design packs down small so you can easily store it in your approach bag.
- Top-loading design
- Two zip pockets on lid
- Shock cord side compression toe help manage the load
- HardWave framesheet resists round-out and preserves flexibility
- Removable foam padding in back panel
- Entire pack can be folded into top lid pocket (back panel foam removed)
- Front elastic gear chords can be removed
- Ice axe loops
- Waistbelt: Adjusts to 50"
- Fits torsos: One size fits most
- Dimensions (HxWxD): 20x11x9"
- Capacity: 1950 cu.in.
- Weight: 14 oz.
- Material: Cordura® nylon
- Made in Philippines
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Average Rating (2 reviews)
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Reviewed by BK from boise on Friday, June 24, 2011I understand the previous comment stating that you are not getting much pack, however i don't understand the poor rating. This pack is exactly what it says it is, a light sil-nylon sack with minimal padding and some compression cord. I do ultralight backpacking, and I use this pack for trips up to 6 or 7 days, and it has performed beautifully for me. I actually removed the little padding that was included and used my sleeping pad as the frame/padding. With a bivy and a sleeping bag, all i really have left if food and a stove. If you have a base pack weight below 6 lbs, this pack is perfect. If not, it would still make a great day pack for lighter loads. My only complaint is that there is no external storage pockets, but again, i knew that while purchasing. It is a great lightweight pack for those that are weight conscious and not extremely harsh on their gear.
- Best Uses: Day Hikes, Extended Hikes, Light Loads, Travel
- Cons: No exterior storage
- Describe Yourself: Outdoor Professional
- Pros: Comfortable, Easy To Load, Lightweight
- Was this a gift?: No
- What Is Your Gear Style: Minimalist
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Reviewed by Happy One from Wandering about USA on Monday, May 09, 2011Even at the great price through STP this pack is not worth the expense. Paying for not having features seems a bit odd. Best use would be light but bulky loads such as spare clothing.
- Best Uses: Light Loads
- Describe Yourself: Avid Adventurer
- Pros: Lightweight
- Was this a gift?: No
- What Is Your Gear Style: Minimalist
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Question “What is the distance, in inches, from the waist belt to the point where the shoulder strap attaches to the top of the pack?”
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Answer The distance from the straps to the bottom of the pack is 18". To the general area where the belt would be differs where each person wears it on their waist, but would be about 16-17" from the top of the straps.
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