Columbia Mobex Sprint Unisex Daysac

Description

A scaled-down version of the original Mobex, the Mobex Sprint is lean and lightening fast for situations when time is of the essence. Our groundbreaking Mobex rod technology features a comfortable-wearing network of flexible poles that provide featherweight structure and spring back to life when crushed. Inspired by the fast pace and multi-sport attack of adventure-racing, this pack is ultra-versatile and action ready. Because theres no time to waste fumbling around in your bag, a clamshell main zipper allows the main compartment to peal back to its base for complete visible access to everything inside. However, nothing will come tumbling out, because interior contents are kept neatly in place by cargo netting dividers. A sleek, Omni-Shield-armed material on the packs back deters moisture, grit, and grime. Review: thanks you Review: Here's what I was looking for: A backpack that was super-light weight, water resistant, large storage area, camel-bak ready, comfy, and had a waist zippy pouch. Here's what I was going to use it for: Hiking, climbing, backpacking in inclimate weather, climbing Mt. Fuji a lot The pack is wicked light. One thing they don't mention (or I didn't read) was that it has a hole for a camel-bak hose already. I was all set to cut one myself, but I got the product and it had one. It also has a pouch and velcro strap to put the bladder in and tie it down with. That was a nice little bonus. It's really comfy and pretty resistant to water/ light rain. It's not water proof though so make sure you pick up a pack cover (like $10) for added protection. One complaint: the waist pouch can be a bit awkward to get to. I have a 31" waist and the waist pouch sits almost above my right butt. It just feels like it's too far around behind me when I want to grab something from it. Anyway, this thing holds a lot of stuff. It's got a weird clam-shell design so you can just keep stuffing things inside. TL;DR - It's light, rain-resistant, comfy. Totally worth it.