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Built with TPU-coated, high-tenacity nylon ripstop for abrasion resistance and waterproof protection, the Mountain Hardwear Scrambler 25 pack keeps you moving onward and upward in the alpine.
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View the Mountain Hardwear Scrambler Product LineView all Mountain Hardwear DaypacksBest Use | Hiking Climbing |
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Bag Style | Backpack |
Frame Type | Frameless |
Gear Capacity (L) | 25 liters |
Gear Capacity (cu. in.) | 1,525 cubic inches |
Weight | 1 lb. 13.9 oz. |
Fits Torso Length (in.) | 16-22 inches |
Fits Waist/Hips | 30-48 inches |
Material(s) | 400-denier, TPU-coated nylon ripstop; 75% nylon/25% TPU |
Frame Material | CLPE framesheet |
Pack Access | Top |
Number of Exterior Pockets | 3 + main compartment |
Hipbelt | Yes |
Raincover Included | No |
Waterproof | Yes |
Reservoir Compatible | Yes |
Dimensions | Unavailable |
Gender | Unisex |
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I work in outdoor education and regularly teach in a variety of weather conditions, often near or in water. This bag is perfect for keeping my supplies dry while still being compact and easy to carry. I especially appreciate that it doesn’t have a lot of zippers to deal with—making it convenient to access materials quickly while teaching on the go.
Got this for my bday, used it climbing. 10/10. The pack was kind of uncomfortable and scratchy at my neck when it was fully empty but once there was weight in it it was so great!
Great pack for summit runs or short hikes. Only 25L but can fit a lot in the pack. Side pockets just big enough for a Nalgene and top has two great, easy access zip compartments to keep gear at hand. Other reviews about front clip being of poor design are true. Without tension being on hook, it easily comes open. I replaced it with a small carabiner and works just fine.
This pack is sweet. My sister has one and I'd love to get one for myself! I've borrowed it for a few trips. Size is great, material is durable, lots of straps that make packing easy (but not too many straps where it's excessive). Good pockets, buckles, compartments... would recommend. Good for long day hikes, mountaineering, or light backpacking trips.
Best bag in the game and for 180 it’s a steal compared to these other companies light touring bag, love this bag. Used it to travel around Europe perfect day bag to move around easily and comfortably. Straps make it easy to tie anything down as well.
Lightweight pack with all the functionality needed for a technical summit. 25L is just enough room to fit everything I need on the inside and there are ample outer attachments to affix ice axe, crampons, helmet and other climbing equipment.
Pretty... Overpriced. I like the bag but honestly I wouldn't pay full price for it. There's no justification for the price outside of outdoor brand inflation.