first the good- the stitching is seriously hot. the hood is very practical thou a bit flimsy.. it form a great sunshade or morning hood?
my one thought and keep in mind this is great cutter for what it is; but id make a simular shortsleeve model with a pockets? or a pouch? flat fabric of the same type with black stitching instead of the green and stretchy. with a loop inside! ?? for keys..

this packs small and for a backpacker is flashy but i might pack it for a trip. otherwise bars, commuting, running, biking, scooter@nite its perfect.

kinda meshy.. lol its the fabric. and the appeal it stretches well and it quite comfy when its a scorcher u feel as if your wearing no shirt at all but without and burn. as well the first day i walked around with a backpack (small) and no sweat~ none at all on the lower back or pits. this is a keeper good job exofficio, im looking forward to geting more of this brand.

ok im still wearing it. and its great. very nice fitted mid bicep on the sleeve maybe a bit higher on some people. the tags.. so cool u can trace your wool and where it came from. your flappy tags so typically in the collar are in a convient spot on the left ribs inside and on the right ribs outside is a subtle short but wide icebreaker tag. the stitching is quite flattering and all in all im gonna get alot of life out of this 60 dollar shirt. i might even order a few more with my coupons.

she loves it and it looks hot! the fabric, ok expensive but worth it, its so soft and sheer. but warm and cool and fitted all in the same time. shes 5'2'' and small was perfect medium woulda been baggy.

awesome, break them in thou. i got two small dots (blister) inside arches. otherwise awesome sandals.

hey great shorts.. im 5'11'' and and lately im running 30waist instead of 32.. so if your tall and slim go slim. otherwise.... the actual front pockets are to shallow! back pockets deep good for a wallet, iphone, and keys (belt loop without scratching. good velcro on the side pockets, and the plaid is nice i got portena stonewash.

I recently purchased the Skareb 40 size M so this is slightly larger then the small and I found the sizing to be just fine. I suggest is you have questions about your sizing specific issues go with the M instead of the L.
One of the problems I did find though was pics. I must have looked at over 10 different sites plus the North Face and could only find the basic same 3 images for the and the Skareb 55 (the bigger brother of this pack). For me this was solved very quickly by the staff. The gearhead I talked to online in the chat had a buddy in the warehouse who also had this pack.. and a digital camera. He was so kind as to take several shots of the pack my choice, then emailed them personally!
That is what made or broke the order for me. The super service. But alas I got screwed in the end and charged double shipping for me international order and had to pay double customs!
As for the pack well the 40 size M for me is enough I pack out pretty light but would be hard pressed for a tent and food. This is a hostel goers dream though!

Me and my girlfriend just bought 2 of these for fun. They actually zip together making one big space. Super light and soft we are using one right now on the bed for summer sheets.
The bag is a little tight though and flimsy. I would imagine day after day of stuffing this would render the bag useless in a few months. Though maybe another small sac would do the trick!
Also comes with a spot pre-stiched for a pillow ohhh ahhh he don't knock it ever had you pillow taken in the night!