Mountain Hardwear Via Rapida 35 Backpack
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Description
Compact, light and versatile, the Via Rapida 35 Backpack from Mountain Hardwear delivers on function, comfort and stability
Specifications
- Material: body - 100D SilSeal Ripstop Cordura® Nylon, (100% nylon)
- Accent: HardWear™ Tarp XL (100% polyester back with TPU lamination, 0.15mm face)
- Bottom: 315D SilSeal Cordura® Nylon (100% nylon)
- Flexible design concept allows suspension and bag components to be removed to significantly reduce weight when not needed
- Versatile Alpine suspension provides outstanding stability, comfort and support
- Highly functional Alpine Compression Strap System with glove-friendly buckles secures overloads, effectively shrinks pack to minimal volume, and tucks away inside front panel pocket when not needed
- Skirt extension adds 250 cu. in. / 4L of carrying capacity when needed
- FlapTop design allows pack to be used without the top lid with no compromise in compression or weather-protection
- Durable Dyneema front panel offers lash points for all kinds of mountaineering gear
- Removable top pocket has webbing loops on top and rope strap underneath
- Ski-friendly feature set including ski loops and shovel space in front pocket
- Capacity: 2135 cu. in. (Regular)
- Dimension: 24" x 13" x 12";26" x 13" x 12";28" x 13" x 12" (61cm x 32cm x 30cm;66cm x 32cm x 30cm;71cm x 32cm x 30cm)
- Weight: 3 lb. 5 oz. (regular)
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Review Summary
Pros
Cons
- Ease of use: 1
- Great design: 1
- Great value: 1
- Performance: 1
Cons
- outer material on bottom subject to abrasion: 1
Quality:
5 / 5
Durability:
4 / 5
1 Ratings & Reviews
Durability:
4 / 5
Quality:
5 / 5
Zackd
from Menlo Park, CA
35-44 yrs
from Menlo Park, CA
35-44 yrs
Great crag, alpine climbing or travel pack!!!
July 22, 2012
I have a lot of backpacks and I can tell you this is my go-to pack when I am heading to the crag or traveling for a climbing trip. The reasons are the size, weight and versatility of the pack. It can carry a decent size climbing rack, 60m rope, harness, 2 pairs of climbing shoes, nalgene and extra layer or two. It carries this load very nicely. The lid and front have easy access pockets for items that need to be accessed quickly. There are additional compression straps that stow away in the front pocket to keep the pack clean or there when you need to strap on extra gear. I have a medium size which fits my 5'9", 140lb frame well. I'll admit the hip belt is almost a tad big but I also have a 29-inch waist. The best part may be that I can easily break down the pack: remove the hip belt, internal wave frame, and use it as a summit, day pack, or carry-on when flying. I detach the lid with the easy clips and throw it in the pack, and the FlapTop (with an extra small pocket) can come down to clip to the front clips and act as a a lid to protect the inside from the weather and compress the pack. Not to mention the pack carries ice axes well, too. The ONLY negative thing I have noticed is that the material is thinner and lighter and is subject to abrasion and wear when rubbing over rocks (think scooting on you butt over boulders and scree). However, so far, these are only superficial abrasions and have not gone through the burlier second layer of the pack.
Pros: Great design, Performance, Ease of use, Great value, Cons: outer material on bottom subject to abrasionAlready own the Mountain Hardwear Via Rapida 35 Backpack? Tell us your thoughts.
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Available sizes, while supplies last, include size small, size medium and size large: s, m, l.
