Hyperlite Mountain Gear 3400 Porter 55

Now if you're looking for a sleek design, I would say go for the porter if you really have your heart set on big pockets all the way around. either th...

So I've taken it out with me a couple of times: it's um, it's a good backpack. It's not a bad backpack.

Nuff said.LikesTaped seams and needle holes make the pack nearly waterproofWhite color makes it easy to find gear inside packRoll top closure and side straps provide good compressionSide water bottles are reachable and replaceable while wearing the packBomber tough against puncture or abrasion by aggressive vegetationSide and front external pocket have reinforced bottoms and drain holesFantastic load to hip transferDaisy chains sewn into shoulder straps make it easy to attach accessoriesGood range of sizes available for people with short torsos, including womenDislikesMore expensiveWhite color is quickly discolored by dirt and grimeCenter ice axe loop is awkward to use; no shaft attachment providedSee Hyperlite Mountain Gear for complete product specifications.Disclosure: Philip Werner purchased this product with his own funds

We liked this pack's size, as it is a bit more versatile than some of its larger siblings from Hyperlite.

Perfect backpack for my trek up Mera Peak in Nepal. At high altitude I can keep on trekking because my backpack is so lite. If it rains everthing will be totally dry. And its tough as nails in case it rubs on anything. I got it at a reasonable price through Backcountry. I am a thankful guy.