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Its pretty lite, max. of 110 psi. fits easily on your bike, what more could you want.

What can I say these look great on me! In all seriousness though, I have a medium sized faze and they fit perfectly, and they are wicked burly. What more can you ask for.

I just used this guy on a 2100 mile road trip, and to say the least I could hold enough stuff in this pack for 6100 miles. It is huge, definitely more than I needed, but it was great to be able to carry everything on the nights that the car was left behind. It is truly comfortable, is easily accessible with multiple access points. Arc'teryx once again has created another great piece.

nothing much to say really, just a simple plate, bowl, and cup at a great price. They will last forever, and you even get a fork, knife and spoon. However the quality of those pieces good improve.

The pack works great as a camera pack, it keeps everything organized, and safe (padded compartments). the pack is very comfortable too. However, there is no place for water on the pack, which is key for back country use. It is not camel-pak compatible nor does the side water bottle holder adequately hold a nalegene bottle with out it falling out.

perfect for a night on the town or a day on the slopes with a shell. looks great, and functions really well

My first beacon, what can I say, its relatively affordable, very simple to use, no complaints.

Now that I have a real job, most of my backcountry trips have been limited to resort accessed gates. This pack has been absolutely perfect for these situations. I can carry lunch, extra layers, it mounts my board perfectly, and holds a CamelBak. No complaints here.

Perfect for the week on the water, this guy is so big it's your dinning room and kitchen in one, heck you can sleep under it if you're to lazy to set up tent. Easy to set up, and tear down, doesn't weigh too much.

I'm just a novice to sport climbing. I wasn't worried about the weight factor. These runners work perfectly...Nothing else to say.

Just your standard chalk bag: it has multiple anchor points, and it gets the job done.

Hey, any time you can shave a few ounces, it helps when you are working multi-pitches. These runners are super light.

Amazing, nothing else to say. Gravis put in a partial inner liner that keeps the shoe stiff because suede breaks down easily, so this prevents the shoe from flattening down - perfect fix. NO break-in period is needed, they feel great the first time you put them on.

What can I say, lighter is always better. I have a few nylon runners, and they have now been replaced with dynex.

I am new to the climbing realm, and this pack has been perfect for carrying my gear for a day on the rock. It supports weight extremely well, never placing too much pressure on your shoulders. Always plenty of room for my gear and then some.