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DAKINE Nomad Bike Pack - 1100cu in - 2006 BCS
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The DAKINE Nomad pack combines freeride features with hydration functionality. Straps that hang onto body armor and a dedicated helmet holder keep you organized on the way to the trail. The Nomad Pack comes with a 100oz Flowlock reservoir to keep you hydrated as you ride. With this mid-sized pack, you pedal in comfort—a compression-molded back panel and waist-belt ensure a close and rigid fit, while breathable Dri-Mesh shoulder straps prevent irritation by moving moisture away from your skin. Meanwhile, drop-down organizer pockets keep your gear secure, and a fleece-lined sunglasses pocket stores a spare set of shades for when you dip into the trees.
Bottom Line: Stay hydrated and ride longer with the DAKINE Nomad pack.
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By:
clindude
March 23, 2007
this pack is pretty good. not quite as big as my old North Face, but sufficient for my gym needs, sneakers, clothes. the sunglass pouch is a nice touch. definitely a quality pack and overall i am very satisfied. using it to hold my motorcycle helmets
very nice pack
By:
jizzajam
March 23, 2007
Very comfortable bag. just the right size for me. The outside of the bag is pretty well protected and thick, it weighs it down a little, but I've had expensive CamelBak bags rip on me during a crash so I know it's there for a reason. It is big enough to fit my 12.2" laptop for commuting. My only complaint is that it would be nice if the straps were detachable for casual walking around town without the waist strap dangling.
Dakine Nomad Pack
By:
Anonymous
October 19, 2006
Pretty sick pack. Good size for all day epics, but not so big you can't use it on shorter local rides. Was comfortable and stayed secure. Fire it up!
too big or just right?
By:
Josh Rhea
October 3, 2006
When I got this pack I was worried it'd be too big. After a couple years of owning it though it has become my daily go-to mountain bike pack. The internal organization is superb - way better than CamelBak or The North Face hydration packs I've tried. Bladder and hose are great, don't kink, don't stink. I use the armor carry features all the time and they work great. Five stars.
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this pack is pretty good. not quite as big as my old North Face, but sufficient for my gym needs, sneakers, clothes. the sunglass pouch is a nice touch. more...
very nice pack
Very comfortable bag. just the right size for me. The outside of the bag is pretty well protected and thick, it weighs it down a little, but I've more...
- Material:
- 420D ripstop nylon, 630D nylon reinforcements
- Volume:
- 1100cu in (19L)
- Reservoir Volume:
- 100oz (3L)
- Pockets:
- 1 fleece-lined sunglass, internal organizer pockets
- Waist Belt:
- Yes, removable
- Compression Straps:
- Yes, for body armor
- Bite Valve:
- Flowlock
- Recommended Use:
- Mountainbiking
- Warranty:
- Lifetime
- Country of Origin:
- China