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Good bag. I like the tough as hell construction. The Rope System divider inside is nice if you know you won't have any free hanging rappels. I've not used it in southern Utah canyons yet. Mostly in waterfalls up here in the Wasatch. Drains well enough. I think the lid is both the best and worst feature. The organization in the lid is really nice with dual pockets inside and a spot to stash rescue rope on the outside. I don't like that you can't put a rope bag on top and cinch it down like most o...

Really good. Feels like what the standard canyoneering pack should be. First weekend I had it and I took it through Echo, Mystery, and Imlay. Good drainage, really tough except for one spot, and easy storage to get around. The one spot that broke was the attachment point for the secondary hip belt. I really love the design of having a smaller, replaceable hip strap to protect the big comfy belt. So it was disappointing to have that fail and be left without a hip strap in canyon. The other gripe ...

Backpack is high quality and the overall design is great. I have yet to use it for a canyon but so far it seems very well thought out and functional. There are one or two small design oversights however, the biggest being that the water bottle holder is too small to hold a nalgene or other equivalent water bottle. This is extremely frustrating and basically negates the water bottle holder as all of my current water bottles do not fit. The other oversight is the exit for the camel back holder is ...

I want to love it. I mean, I DO love it in that it's the exact canyoneering-specific pack I feel like I have been looking for for years. But... I have a short torso. I'm a 5' 3" woman. And the pack is not adjustable. I want it to work so bad, but when I hike with it, I have to constantly shift the load from waist to shoulders. If I have the waistband on, the weight is entirely on my lower body so it gets tired and I have to undo the waistband to bear all the weight on my shoulders to give my low...

I would give this pack 5/5 for how well it works as a canyon pack that’s meant to be used with the SRS design. It has great features and really made setting up and cleaning rappels faster than I’m used to. I like the divider system and the pockets on the brain. My only issue with it so far (gone through 3 canyons, one very wet one) is once the pack started to break in a bit, the frameless design wasn’t the most comfortable on my body. If you strap down waist tightly on hips on in/out hike (like ...

I'm a canyoneering guide near Zion and I really like the design and functionality of this pack. Unfortunately, I quit using the pack because it's a bit too tall for my frame. I'm 5'4", 115 lbs. and have the straps bottomed out. It would be nice if I could adjust the straps down about 3-4 more inches. One of my male coworkers had the same issue with his 50 liter and had a boot repair guy cut and shorten his straps. I plan to do the same. A couple other things, not really a complaint but the whit...