Patagonia Arbor Classic Pack 25L vs Mountain Hardwear Scrambler 25 Pack

Black/topo print Kavu Rope Sling. I LOVE this little guy. I can fit my 1L water bottle or my mirrorless camera in here, which makes it a great roadtripping/adventure buddy.

When trying this bag on, it just sat weird on my back(similar to how the model shown is wearing it) and the straps did not feel as if they would be comfortable during a long hike with some weight. The bag might have conformed to me over time, but it just didn't feel as good as other packs I own of similar size and weight.

This backpack is so spacious! I have primarily been using it for hiking/camping and climbing. It can fit all the gear I need and then some. It's very durable and seems like it would hold up well in rainy/wet conditions.

It's also a 35 liter backpack. Three years ago, we tested out the previous version of this backpack. I Loved it. It was my daily hiking backpack for t...

I needed a new backpack for school, I hadn't bought one in almost 5 years so I've been waiting and waiting to find the perfect one. This is definitely it! It's perfectly fits my laptop and books without being too clunky or heavy. I was worried about the size being a little too small but I was pleasantly surprised to see that it's a really great size! I'm happy I found this on sale, since Patagonia is usually so expensive.

It fits me fine (keep it tight, as it's meant to sit above your harness), but the torso might be short for exceptionally tall people. I am a medium on most backpack scales, and it's perfect for me, as you might expect. Shouldn't be a problem for small torso people, but it might be worth trying on if you have a very tall torso. The 35 L version has a Large option, so that could be an option

We had a table full of gear and just like magic, we stuffed it all in very comfortably. You in terms of comfortability. we loaded the backpack over te...

On the back, we've got these nice dual density foam shoulder straps a nice wicking fabric here on the back panel. on the inside of the shoulder straps...