Good for winter camping
Used this Cobalt Blue pack on a few winter camping trips now. The 65L capacity is great for bulkier cold-weather gear. The suspension helps a lot with the extra weight. Just wish the main zipper felt a bit smoother.
Anti-Gravity suspension with 65L capacity, integrated rain cover, and stow-on-the-go trekking pole attachment.
| Weight | 4 lbs 9 oz (2.07 kg) |
|---|---|
| Best For | Multi-day backpacking trips, heavy loads |
| Capacity | 65L |
| Material | Nylon |
| Torso Fit | Adjustable |
| Suspension System | Anti-Gravity (AG) suspension |
| Integrated Rain Cover | Yes |
Used this Cobalt Blue pack on a few winter camping trips now. The 65L capacity is great for bulkier cold-weather gear. The suspension helps a lot with the extra weight. Just wish the main zipper felt a bit smoother.
The pack feels quite large and bulky even when not fully loaded. While the Anti-Gravity system offers comfort, the overall profile is wider than I prefer for scrambling. It feels a bit cumbersome on tighter trails.
The mesh back panel provides excellent ventilation, keeping my back much cooler than my previous packs. The overall comfort and fit for my S/M size is exceptional. Would recommend for hot weather backpacking.
The integrated rain cover and trekking pole attachments are really useful features. It’s a comfortable pack for long hikes. Just be aware the Cobalt Blue looks slightly darker in person than online.
The Anti-Gravity suspension is truly impressive; it makes carrying heavy loads much more comfortable than my old pack. The adjustable torso fit in S/M was easy to customize. The only drawback is the internal organization could be slightly better.