Black Diamond Rock Blitz 15

I'M a big fan and whistles on sternum straps. It's got a waist belt super durable, ballistic kind of nylon, it's holding up great after a full summer ...

The black diamond rock blitz 15 is a good small, climbing pack at a nice price. We like its simple design, and it has almost all of the features we wa...

The pack is just the right size for carrying on a multi pitch excursion. However, there are a few flaws/missing features:

- Would be nice to have a sleeve to store a bladder/hydration system

- Internal pocket is really small. I just bought a new google pixel 6, and my phone doesn't even fit in the ...

Pros:

- Climbs well.

- carries a load well on approach, so long as you pack it carefully - pad the back pannel with puffy so cams, etc, don’t jam you in the back. I love the simple design.

- Easy access to contents.

- Holds a ton of gear for its size due to its shape and rope carrier strap. E...

Sleek and narrow, big enough for shoes, water, jacket and a snack or a night on the town.

The side pocket is easy to get to without having to take the whole bag off, the top closure is snug and easy to open while the top strap makes it a breeze to carry a rope or your helmet on the approach/descent...

Description mentions hydration bladder compatible, i thought this meant there was an internal sleeve to hold the bladder inside the pack. However there is only a section for the hose to come out of the pack. Probably my fault for not researching thoroughly, but was a little disappointed.

Great material, plenty of space. Only thing I find to be annoying is the drawstring which you have to shove back into the pack when closed so it won’t catch when hauling. No big deal, but may be cool to have a little pocket to stash and make easer to open as well.

Purchased as a minimal and lightweight pack to store items that can't fit on my climbing partner or myself during multi pitch climbs. It does this job perfectly. If I'm only bouldering at the gym it works great in that context as well.

Fits most of my climbing gear. Has a little side pocket for wallet, keys, etc. Simple build that is easy to use.

I went out with this pack this weekend to climb some multi pitch in Yosemite. My usual multi-pitch set up was short approach REI flash pack with bladder with gear/rope on me or my harness; long approach all gear on osprey mutant with flash pack stowed inside but worn for climb itself. The BD Rock Bl...