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Comments about Arc'Teryx Arrakis 65 Pack:
I am a missionary and work with Indigenous peoples in primitive conditions and in remote mountain and jungle environments for up to a month at a time. When I am in the field I am there for the duration no matter what; therefore, I need gear with outstanding performance and tough.
This pack should have been named the bomb/ hurricane shelter. It's quality and construction are excellent! At first glance the harness mechanisms looked a little sketch, but once I set it up and checked it out it became apparent that simplicity and excellence makes perfect. When loaded, the hip belt moves so well with you that you could probably go dancing with this pack on. This pack is most definitely waterproof, it holds air so well that I believe I could use it as a flotation device. It measures right at 55 linear inches so it can be used as carry on luggage. The price is high; but unlike many purchases nowadays, you actually get what you pay for.
The cons..... I would like to have one or two smaller outside pockets; other than that, this is a superb backpack that will probably provide me 10 years of heavy use.
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Comments about Arc'Teryx Arrakis 65 Pack:
Just got back from a 5 day trip across Isle Royale National Park. This pack was indestructible. It took a day to get the suspension set up correctly but once everything was adjusted properly the weight was distributed beautifully. Carried 30-40 lbs very well across rocky terrain. I ended up with a 2L hydration reservoir in the pack and 2 standard Nalgene bottles strapped to the side opposite the zippers. Hydration reservoir is hard to get to when the pack is loaded, so fill it early because you wont be getting to it in the middle of the day. I probably could have fit a 3L reservoir in there. Plenty of extra straps to hang gear, also carried a fishing pole in the velcro wraps. There was no rain but the pack did seem to shed whatever was spilled on it. I did have to play a little bit of pack Tetris to get all of my gear to fit properly, but the zippers don't seem to mind being stressed a little. The zippers could really use zipper garages, they leave a tiny gap at the top when fully closed. This pack is waterproof but definitely not submersible for a long period of time, it will eventually take on water if you drop it in a lake (there are some small drainage holes) but will outperform any pack with a rain cover. I opted for this rather than a bulky pelican case to protect my DSLR and associated gear.
Take the time to get the suspension balanced and you will not regret spending a little more on this pack, it will last for years. The suspension disk is also awesome, although those seem to be making their way across a lot of different brands of packs. Use the included lubricant on the disk or it will squeak a little (I think it is just some silicon grease).
I seem to be just on the lower end of the tall size pack: 6'1" 33" waist. Shoulder straps are moved all the way down and out, the belt was nearly all the way tightened.
Can't wait to try this out on an extended trip.
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Comments about Arc'Teryx Arrakis 65 Pack:
I have the 50L Tall not the 65 (I'm 6'0"). This bag rocks. It oddly does not have compression straps, but the fabric is so thick that it seems to hold lighter loads with surprising ease. The roll top, on other Arc'Teryx bags as well, works great with no possibility of a busted zipper. The fabric is like a heavy dry bag.
I'd add access to the bottom, but that's it. I use this bag for backcountry tele and climbing. It's perfect for both. I can do a 3 day hut trip or get all my sport gear with 70m rope in my 50L.
It's like a dry bag with a good suspension. Plus an extra $400.
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