Mountain Hardwear Koa 35 Backpacking Backpack

Mountain Hardwear Koa 35 Backpacking Backpack

Ventilation and airy comfort plus comfortable load transfer the Koa packs combine a mesh, trampoline backpanel with a traditional lumbar pad to transfer loads effectively and comfortably. Above the lumbar zone, the framesheet is bowed away from the body and tensions the mesh backpanel to enhance breathability and coolness. With a clean design and options for carrying extra gear, these ventilated packs balance carrying comfort with durability and weight savings.

• Body Fabric: 210D HexNut Ripstop Nylon
• FL suspension combines tensioned mesh for Flow-through ventilation with highly effective Load transfer
• Low-profile airspace in upper backpanel provides excellent ventilation
• Padded hipbelt with ventilated mesh panels and two zippered stash pockets
• Contoured dual density, soft-edge shoulder straps are light and supportive
• Weather tight roll-top design offers quick, easy access to contents and saves weight
• Stowable stretch mesh front compression panel adds versatility and capacity for overloads
• Zipper on right side gives full access to gear in main compartment
• Extra large side pocket on left side Hydration sleeve with external access
• Stretch mesh side pockets
• Minimalist daisy chain on front panel for carrying ice axe, trekking poles, etc.
• Ideal Usage: Hiking / Backcountry
• Pack Capacity: 2150cu in / 35.2cu liters
• Pack Weight: 3 lb. 5 oz. / 1.50 kg.

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Reviews - Mountain Hardwear Koa 35 Backpacking Backpack

sung ok paek - 2010-07-25

Backpacking is a favorite.
Roll-top style, I like the entrance .. And especially on rocks in a backpack zipper for easy ejection device is a very good idea. Climbing Backpacking is one of the best fun for me.

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Anonymous - 2010-07-24

Loved it!
I used this pack to hike the Grand Canyon and it did not disappoint me.

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Onsight - 2010-12-07

KOA 35
Sweet pack. Plenty of cool different arrangements / features, and a pretty sleek design. Only thing i didn't like was the top of the bag; not a traditional way of clipping it closes-instead it clips down to the sides, and if the back isn't filled to the brim, it looks a little pinched at the top. Nothing physically wrong with this, just takes away from the rest of the aesthetics of the bag.

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