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REI Stoke 19 Pack

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The streamlined REI Stoke 19 pack will keep you hydrated and carry your gear as you fly down trails. Take your multisport fitness training into the great outdoors!

Sculpted foam panel reduces sweaty contact areas with multiple peaks and valleys releasing vapor; foam structure allows pack to conform to your back for a stable fit
Adjustable, padded and wrapped with breathable mesh, the perforated foam shoulder straps enhance air circulation
Stabilizer wings connect the shoulder straps to the bottom of the pack to stabilize the load and reduce unwanted bouncing
Hipbelt webbing system cinches with a natural forward pulling motion for quick, precise adjustments
Panel-loading zippered main compartment carries the essentials you need for a workout on the trail
Separate hydration pocket holds a reservoir (sold separately) for hands-free drinking on the trail; hydration tube can be routed through either shoulder strap
Front mesh pocket is perfect for quickly stashing a jacket or other items; pocket adjusts to help stabilize and compress the pack's load
Twin hipbelt zip pockets store those small essentials you want at your finger tips, such as energy gel packs, lip balm and sunscreen
The REI Stoke 19 pack features Quick Clip tool loops that hold an ice axe or trekking poles; clip loop is perfect for attaching a safety strobe (sold eparately)

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REI Stoke 19 Pack Customer Reviews

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by PowerReviews

REI Stoke 19 Pack

4.0

(based on 16 reviews)

81%

of respondents would recommend this to a friend.

Pros

Lightweight (15)
Comfortable (14)
Good padding (10)
Easy to load (9)
Highly adjustable (9)

Cons

Small capacity (3)

Best Uses

Hiking (12)
Day trip (11)
Commuting (5)
Backpacking (4)
Cycling (3)

- Reviewer Profile:
- Casual/ recreational (11), Avid adventurer (3)
- What Is Your Gear Style:
- Comfort driven (8), Survivalist / minimalist (7)
- Was this a gift?:
- No (15)

Reviewed by 16 customers

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Apr

2013

4.0

Perfect as a small, lightweight choice

By chicagoowen

from Berkeley, CA

About Me Casual/ Recreational

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Pros

Comfortable
durable
Good padding
Highly Adjustable
Lightweight

Cons

Small Capacity
too many straps

Best Uses

Commuting
Day trip
Hiking
Jogging
Office
School

Comments about REI Stoke 19 Pack:

This replaced my Gregory ultralight pack, which was awesome but ripped in a thousand places. This seems much more durable to me, what with its rip-stop fabric. I have three small complaints: first, there are too many straps and they're insanely long; second, the small pocket on the back has a very narrow opening; third, the side pockets are too shallow and let water bottles fly out willy-nilly. Otherwise, this is a terrific daypack, with plenty of room, highly adjustable straps, handy zippered waist pockets, and a seriously light weight.

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Feb

2013

(1 of 1 customers found this review helpful)

2.0

pack for short quick trips

By amygdogs

from Colorado

About Me Casual/ Recreational

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Pros

Easy To Load
Good padding
Lightweight

Cons

Restricts Movement
Straps Do Not Stay Put

Best Uses

Hiking

Comments about REI Stoke 19 Pack:

i brought this pack because I wanted something, to keep in the car for the spontaneous, lets that a hike/walk times. I usually carry a fanny pack for that and have water bottles for the dogs. This pack seemed prefect, light and small for that short hike. BUT the plastic grips in front for the strap across the front would not hold. I became very uncomfortable and I returned it.

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Dec

2012

(1 of 1 customers found this review helpful)

4.0

Run commuting staple and asset

By kyletorok

from Atlanta, Georgia

About Me Avid Adventurer

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Pros

Comfortable
Easy To Load
Good padding
Highly Adjustable
Lightweight

Cons

No Air Flow On Back
Poor Fit For Skinny Folks

Best Uses

Backpacking
Commuting
Hiking
Run Commuting

Comments about REI Stoke 19 Pack:

In my two years with the Stoke 19, I have used it on a near-daily basis, and battered it with all manner of injuries: sweat and its corrosive salt; the stink of unwashed wool; and hemorrhaging strawberries. It has withstood and served, and continues to endure, under all stresses, remains comfortable, and retains the quality with which it was originally imbued. The fit might be loose on thin folks, requiring the chest and waist straps drawn fully tight, and the back, while comfortably padded, bars air circulation.

An excellent and affordable asset to run commuting or fastpacking. We recently reviewed this at TheRunCommuter.com.

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Nov

2012

(0 of 1 customers found this review helpful)

2.0

Durable?

By burtw

from Los Angeles, CA

About Me Casual/ Recreational

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Pros

Comfortable
Easy To Load
Good padding
Lightweight

Cons

Weak Seams

Best Uses

Day trip
Hiking

Comments about REI Stoke 19 Pack:

After I used this pack the first few times I wrote a review and gave it 5 stars. I haven't changed my mind about how comfortable it is - it's really great. It almost feels like I don't have anything on my back. BUT I just returned it to REI because the seams are weak around the outside stretch pocket. I haven't decided whether I want to get another Stoke and hope it's made better or to give up on it.

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Sep

2012

(2 of 2 customers found this review helpful)

5.0

Re-purposed as a diaper bag

By Pablo the Pirate

from Torrance, CA

About Me Casual/ Recreational

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Pros

Comfortable
Easy To Load
Lightweight
Perfect Capacity For Need
Useful Amount Of Pockets

Cons

Does Not Change Diapers

Best Uses

Commuting
Day trip
Diaper bag

Comments about REI Stoke 19 Pack:

Searched the REI website for daypacks smaller than 20L. Since we live in So. Calif. we figured it would be the perfect capacity for the baby's diaper changing and back-up clothing needs.

We use the zippered hydration pocket to house the diaper changing pad. Main pocket is for baby wipes, couple set of extra clothes, and diapers. Smaller organizer pocket is for sunblock, diaper creme, snacks for the adults. I stuff plastic trash bags into the waist-belt pocket (to collect trash and wet items).

Small size makes it easy to carry and leave hands free to grab the stroller and car seat. I strap on the bag first, and because it is a relatively trim and narrow pack, it is not unwieldy as I am bending and turning to grab baby and the stroller. Nice to have the adjustment straps to cinch down the load to help reduce its profile when maneuvering through a parking lot. The outer mesh pocket is great for stuffing in an extra blanket or easy-to-reach burp cloths.

And then Baby Girl can use it for hiking when she grows up!

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Sep

2012

(1 of 1 customers found this review helpful)

4.0

Great lightweight bag

By Toga

from Chicago, IL

About Me Casual/ Recreational

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Pros

Comfortable
Lightweight

Cons

Best Uses

Backpacking
Day trip
Hiking

Comments about REI Stoke 19 Pack:

Just spent two weeks with the Stoke 19 Pack on an international trip. I bought it because it was lightweight and compact yet surprisingly roomy. It surpassed my expectations except for two areas:

-the side pockets are not deep enough to sufficiently carry water bottles. Every time I laid the pack horizonatal, the waterbottle slid out.

-I continuously pulled chest strap off the top of the tracks (I wore it on the top notch and it easily slid up when I pulled the strap to buckle it)

I did not use the bladder pocket for water so I can't comment on that, however, I did use the pocket to store my passport and wallet for added security since it's zippered.

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Aug

2012

(2 of 2 customers found this review helpful)

4.0

Great Day Pack!

By Outside Lover

from Santa Barbara

About Me Environmentalist

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Pros

Comfortable
Easy To Load
Highly Adjustable
Large capacity
Lightweight

Cons

Insufficient Padding

Best Uses

Car Camping
Commuting
Day trip
Hiking

Comments about REI Stoke 19 Pack:

I got this pack for commuting to work by bike, day hikes, and weekend travels by train/bus. It fits 3 days of clothes easily in the main area, a book in the front mesh part, trail mix/iphone/accessories in the smaller compartment, and keys/water bottle in side mesh compartments. With all of this in my pack, it still feels very comfortable and light on my shoulders. Easy to run with.

Cons: the back panel "padding" is pretty uncomfortable; kinda like a cardboard egg carton that doesn't mold to the contours of your back very well. It also isn't very breathable. The side mesh areas are slanted so they won't hold a water bottle at all unless yours has a loop that can be tied to the pack like mine, but access to it is not very easy.

I have not used the compartment for a water bag so can't offer any critiques on that.

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Aug

2012

2.0

Not quite right

By beckcommar

from Oakland, CA

About Me Casual/ Recreational

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Pros

Easy To Load
Good padding

Cons

Odd sizing
too many straps

Best Uses

Day trip

Comments about REI Stoke 19 Pack:

I really wanted to like this pack. It is just the right volume for a pretty long day hike and at first glance it seemed just perfect. Alas, it just isn't quite right for me. First, the size is odd. I'm 6 feet tall and the hip straps just sat too high on me when I had the shoulders adjusted comfortably. The end result was that the hip straps just weren't useful. Plus, I'm not really sure the hip straps do much even if they did fit. I like having a pocket there, but with such a small pack I don't think they really do anything to help stabilize. Overall, I think this is also a bit overbuilt. There's all these zippers and straps, but when I'm out on a hike it feels needless complicated.

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Aug

2012

5.0

Loved this pack

By Nature Michell

from Henderson, NV

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Pros

Comfortable
Easy To Load
Highly Adjustable
Lightweight

Cons

Small Capacity

Best Uses

Hiking

Comments about REI Stoke 19 Pack:

Economical for short hikes. Great small pack!

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Jul

2012

(1 of 1 customers found this review helpful)

5.0

A great light daypack

By burtw

from Los Angeles, CA

About Me Casual/ Recreational

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Pros

Comfortable
Good padding
Lightweight

Cons

Best Uses

Day trip
Hiking

Comments about REI Stoke 19 Pack:

I got this pack to replace my beloved Osprey Atmos 25 for summer dayhikes. I have used the Stoker 4 times now and am ready to give it at least 5 stars. It is surprisingly comfortable for a pack that has no frame. It doesn't have great capacity but it isn't supposed to. It does hold everything I need for an all-day hike (and it keeps me from packing a lot of stuff I don't need). Note that the side pockets are not deep enough to hold a liter bottle securely and there are no cinch straps near the bottom. Those are trades I gladly make for the light weight. The pack I received had ridiculously long waist straps but I had them cut and sealed at the REI store.