Mountainsmith

Great product, and great price. STP has great products and prices. They have also have great customer service

This bag is great. I use it as a diaper bag and it just fits all our stuff, including cloth diapers. Great quality, wish it was just a tad larger but works well for us.

Prefer when adjusting length to adjust both joints, but marks are only on one. Probably a fetish since they haven't bent yet.

Perfect for family of 4 when traveling; packed in small bags for what we needed for overnight so we didn't have to unpack whole car.

We have used backpacks for our dogs before and in preparation for a camping trip we purchased a pack for our small (but mighty) dog (Aussie/Brittany). The pack fits her well, has enough room for her items and seems to be durable. The bad part is the CLAPSP DO NOT HOLD. She slipped out of the pack today while hiking and I didn't even notice that it fell off - luckily my husband was behind us. I also tried using the pack as a harness, instead of her collar, and she broke free in a few seconds. I tried the backpack on my larger dog who is used to wearing packs (he likes them because it means a walk) and it fell off of him while he was just wearing it around the house. I plan to reinforce the clasps so we can use it but dog owners beware - don't use this pack to secure your dog.

We had already been using the 4-pack on camping trips but getting this 3-pack module was something I wanted for food organization. Just like its counterpart, this 3-pack module did the trick! My boyfriend even said we were "too organized"! Impossible! haha

These seem well-made and I expect them to serve well as an introduction this newfangled (to me) way of hiking. A word about adjusting the length (which is not described here, nor in the info that comes with the product, nor on Mountainsmith's webpage describing the poles). Do not attempt to use the black plastic collars as twist-locks (which will be your first instinct if you use photographic equipment). Instead rotate the pole sections inside one another (like a telescoping swimming-pool equipment pole). It takes a few turns to lock them. To de-active the springy anti-shock mechanism, give the middle section a short twist until it clicks. This is all described in a short video Mountainsmith has on youtube... since links are verboten in reviews here, search for "Mountainsmith Trekking Pole Tutorial, " and all will be revealed.

I only used it once so far on the Green River in May. Very comfy and warm. Perfect size to pack in dry bag and still have room for other stuff.

Great little pack, will hold wallet, lite shell, keys and a bar

This pack is very well made and should last for years to come. Our Boston terrier/beagle wears it and she weighs 32 lbs. The straps have soft padding to prevent chafing. Now we can take longer hikes together.