Hyperlite Mountain Gear 3400 Porter 55 vs Osprey Exos 48

It's simple and sleek, with a roll-top closure and lots of external lashing options. Its side straps can accommodate skis, boots, tent poles, or ropes, while its small waist belt pockets can hold snacks, phones, and sunscreen. We liked this pack's size, as it is a bit more versatile than some of its larger siblings from Hyperlite. The Dyneema used in its construction makes it one of the most durable and water-resistant packs we've tested

The size of the pack required is dependent on each individual's torso length. I'll leave a link in the description below to Osprey's guide and how to ...

so yeah, really neat. Neatly to this data, it is double reinforced on the bottom. you can see there I'm already getting a little bit of a desert brown...

Both my boys complained about it rubbing them. Over the course of several days in the back country with heavy packs this left bruises. My review is based on my experience with these packs. I would not buy them again if I were going to do a similar trip

4 ounces (size large)Gender: UnisexClosure: Roll topFrame: Internal (2 Aluminum Stays)Pockets: 3 external, plus mainMax Load Capacity: 40 poundsMaterials: 50D and 150D Cuben /Polyester Hybrid and Dyneema Hardline pocketsVolume: 55L w/ 9.8L of external storageBackpack Storage and OrganizationThe Hyperlite Mountain Gear 3400 Southwest Backpack is laid out in a traditional ultralight style with a large main compartment, side water bottle pockets, and a large rear pocket.The HMG 3400 Southwest has a dry bag style roll top and solid external pocketsThe main compartment has a dry bag style closure system which provides excellent top compression for stabilizing your load. The fabric of the cuben fiber pack body is also waterproof and the interior seams of the pack are seam taped, making the pack highly resistant to rain

In the new version, pockets on the belt were removed, pockets on the shoulders were removed, side and front pockets became less elastic and less capacious, the aluminum frame with reliable fasteners was replaced with a 4 mm wire frame with unreliable and low-quality plastic fasteners (one of them broke in the first campaign, and now either throw away the backpack, or do not know how to repair it), the new version has become higher and higher, the old one was lower and wider.

I don't think it's worth it. It was a lot of money to drop. So definitely I would recommend getting a backpack that has side pockets, mesh pockets, pl...

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