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Eagle Creek designed the Explorer LT Travel Pack for adventure off the beaten path. This easy-access front-panel loading pack sports Eagle Creek's 3-in-1 Travel Shell that works as a seam-sealed rain fly, a security cover, and a packable duffel. The Explorer has zip-away water bottle pockets and a water bladder sleeve to keep you hydrated during long days on the trail. Eagle Creek added a number of extra amenities to the Explorer like a scratch-resistant fleece lined pocket for sunglasses or a camera, a detachable daypack, and a unique Cargo Net packing aid inside the main compartment.
Bottom Line: Take the road less traveled with the Eagle Creek Explorer LT Travel Pack.
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Very sweet
By:
john2161097
April 8, 2008
I climbed Pike's Peak with this pack. Two bungee cords helped add a sleeping bag and tent just fine as I cruised all around the mountain. The two bags that snap together to form one is a great idea and makes travel easy. I say this bag rocks.
How much of the pack does the 'travel shell' cover exactly?
How much of the pack does the 'travel shell' cover exactly? I plan on using this as a carry on, but in the event I would have to check the pack, I don't want to have to worry about the straps getting caught on a conveyor belt or the like -- will it fully cover the straps and prevent them from getting snagged?
By: BravoKilo
February 13, 2009
the entire bag.
By: dougie
February 18, 2009
Great pack!
By:
jrob
September 12, 2007
I've had this pack for over a year, now, with no problems. It's small, sturdy and convenient. I've used it for 2mo in Europe, as well a shorter stints in Central America and the U.S. The only time I've had to check the main pack was due to a budget airline with ultralight weight restrictions; otherwise, it's carry-on all the way.
Hey Guys, what is the security on this pack like, Does it have
Hey Guys, what is the security on this pack like, Does it have lockable Zips??
By: sim2454416
October 2, 2008
It does have locking zippers. So airport baggage handlers will be able cut your locks off.
By: Dakka
October 14, 2008
Needs Better Ventilation
By:
Anonymous
November 26, 2007
This bag accompanied me on 7 day tour of Europe. I was able to carry on the complete pack on all flights, and pack all of my gear easily. My only complaint is the lack on ventilation whenever I carried either part of the system which caused my back to sweat heavily. Other than the ventilation issue it's a solid system.
Explorer LT Travel Pack
By:
katieq72
April 12, 2007
Great pack. i really can't say anything bad about it.
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Travel PacksVery sweet
I climbed Pike's Peak with this pack. Two bungee cords helped add a sleeping bag and tent just fine as I cruised all around the mountain. The two more...
Great pack!
I've had this pack for over a year, now, with no problems. It's small, sturdy and convenient. I've used it for 2mo in Europe, as well a shorter more...
- Material:
- [Main] 420D HT Helix Ripstop Nylon, 210D HT Helix Double Box; [Bottom] 500D Cordura; [Liner] 70D Parachute Ripstop Nylon
- Volume:
- [Total] 4200cu in; [Daypack] 1200cu in
- Back Panel:
- Air Mesh Foam
- Hydration Compatible:
- Yes
- Torso Adjustment:
- Yes (17-20in)
- Detachable Pack:
- Yes
- Sleeping Bag Compartment:
- No
- Rain Cover:
- Yes
- Access Types:
- Front, top, bottom
- Gear Loops:
- Yes
- External Pockets:
- 2 side, 1 front
- Snowboard Carry:
- No
- Ski Carry:
- No
- Recommended Use:
- Travel, vacations, backpacking
- Weight:
- 4lbs 2oz
- Warranty:
- Lifetime