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The Marmot Walkabout Lumbar Pack just as easily gets your basics to the local crag or daytrips around SE Asia. A midsize all-purpose storage space designed for comfort, this pack rides smoothly even over a harness. Marmot's BioSpan™ adjustable suspension system ensures a comfy fit for myriad body sizes. The sunburst bungee wheel allows quick stashing and retrieving of layers as your body temp fluctuates and two Nalgene-sized water bottle pockets keep hydration at hand while you're on the move. Detach the breathable waist belt to use the pack like a shoulder bag (removable shoulder strap included). Sturdy Broken Twill Nylon hangs tough while bushwhacking in the elements. Engineered for lightweight construction without sacrificing key features.
Bottom Line: Carry your gear, not a burden.
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Back Pack
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Mik Weirich
March 23, 2007
The back pack I purchased is finally one that meets my needs. It is the 4th one I have purchased and used in the past two years. The previous 3 were inadequate for storage. This one does the job. I use the pack to store gear for the Adventure Racing I do.
Thanks
This ain't your Mom's Fanny pack
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Backcountry Reviewer- Sarah
July 2, 2003
Let's face it. Fanny packs have gotten a bad rap for years--but this pack changes everything. With enough room for an extra layer and some snacks, this pack is the perfect accompaniment for a day on the trail. I tend to get pretty sweaty and this pack allows my back to keep dry. Also no cumbersome arm straps to fiddle with.
Fanny Pack
By:
dglantz72
September 16, 2003
I've taken this pack on two hikes now and I'm just not sure. It sticks out away from your body and looks strange, like something is missing and it is going to fall off your hips. I finally figured out how to strap it on my hips rather then my waist but it still sticks out. This causes it to move a lot when hiking at a fast pace. Plenty of room but fit is strange.
marmot walkabout
By:
heyziffer
April 20, 2005
This is the best pack ever! I use it for going to class and lacrosse trips. It can hold a lot and it's small enough to still carry around!! Get one, you'll love it!!!
Clumsy Lumbar bag
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Anonymous
May 2, 2005
Looks clumsy. If you need this size pack why not choose a backpack? Some unnecessary features increase the weight.
1st trip... Yosemite!
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Randy R. , Manteca, CA
August 9, 2006
The Walkabout was used on a short hike in Yosemite (Lembert Dome). It seemed comfortable and held my 32oz. water bottles fine. Very nice design with numerous pockets for stashing stuff.I also like bungee type storage for stripped layers of clothing.
Change me.
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The back pack I purchased is finally one that meets my needs. It is the 4th one I have purchased and used in the past two years. The previous 3 were inadequate more...
This ain't your Mom's Fanny pack
Let's face it. Fanny packs have gotten a bad rap for years--but this pack changes everything. With enough room for an extra layer and some snacks, more...
- Material:
- 420d Broken Twill Nylon/ DriClime® mesh belt
- Volume:
- 625 cu in (10 liters)
- Suspension:
- BioSpan™ - Marmot's adjustable load dispersal system
- Back Panel:
- Firm with 3D DriClime® mesh and PE foam stiffener
- Access Types:
- Two way zipper with sunglasses pocket
- External Pockets:
- Two Nalgene water bottle pockets
- Weight:
- 1 lb 7 ozs / 0.67 kg
- Warranty:
- Lifetime
- Recommended Use:
- All-purpose day use