Mountainsmith Tour Marsupio lombare piccolo, corsa, escursionismo, ciclismo, viaggi e attivitÃ sportive all'aperto Heritage Black

Name: Mountainsmith Tour Marsupio lombare piccolo, corsa, escursionismo, ciclismo, viaggi e attivitÃ sportive all'aperto Heritage Black
Brand: Mountainsmith
SKU: 0757894330965
Price: 103.07 EUR
Availability: InStock

Brand:Mountainsmith

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103.07

Il marsupio lombare che ha contribuito a dare il via alla moda negli anni '80, il Tour pack è sempre stato uno dei preferiti di escursionisti e viaggiatori attenti all'aria aperta. Oggi diamo il benvenuto al Tour Small, un'evoluzione compatta del design classico. Sebbene di dimensioni ridotte, il Tour Small è in grado di gestire qualsiasi cosa, da un'escursione, un disc golf, un giro in bicicletta, una giornata di pesca, un viaggio a mano e altro ancora. Costruito con tessuto ripstop ultra resistente, lo zaino lombare Tour Small registrerà centinaia di migliaia di miglia in tutte le avventure della vita. La garanzia Forged for Life copre tutti i prodotti Mountainsmith con una garanzia a vita.

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EAN: 0757894330965

Categories: Sport e tempo libero, Attività all'aperto, Campeggio ed escursionismo, Zaini, Borse e Accessori, Zaini e borse casual, Marsupi,

FORGIATI PER LA VITA: tutti gli zaini e gli attrezzi Mountainsmith sono noti per la loro qualità e sono costruiti per durare. Un marsupio con molte tasche, l'Epic è la borsa da trasporto perfetta ovunque ti portino le tue avventure. SPECIFICHE: Dimensioni: 10" x 7,5" x 4". La cintura si regola da 28" a 48". Peso di 12 oz / 0,34 kg e volume di 167,82 pollici3/ 2,75 litri. STOCCAGGIO: due scomparti con cerniera, tasche interne in rete. Stoccaggio del pannello frontale con pannello passante. Tasche laterali per bottiglie (si adattano alle bottiglie da bici standard) e tasche sulla cintura. PRATICO: Include la regolazione della cintura in vita in avanti, tasca foderata in tricot e fodera giallo brillante per promuovere la visibilità. PRIMA FUNZIONE: una borsa da viaggio lombare e marsupio per escursioni e altre attività che contiene elementi essenziali e accessori. MARSUPIO LOMBARE DI MOUNTAINSMITH: ha creato la categoria oltre 40 anni fa e offre un design robusto in grado di riporre tutto l'essenziale dalla strada al sentiero.

Customer Reviews	4.7 4.7 out of 5 stars 52 ratings 4.7 out of 5 stars
Department	Unisex
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer	No
Item model number	20-10202-01
Item Weight	3 ounces
Manufacturer	Mountainsmith
Product Dimensions	16.5 x 13 x 1.5 inches

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Scritto da: elderc

Perfect for day hikes

I hike most days, and have used the Mountainsmith day pack for 2-3 years (love it), but it is a tad cumbersome for shorter hikes, and is also hot in the summer (huge for me), in spite of attempts to ventilate back panel. I have significant back problems so wanted to stick w/ lumbar packs. I wanted something smaller (back ventilation!) with room for water (dog and me), dog treats, snacks, phone, map, tissues etc, so bought this one. I have to use the "strapettes" because with any water weight, the pack tips back. The pack/strapette combo, while expensive, is perfect and much cooler than the day pack. The weight is gently snugged into my back and I don't even notice it. Zero back pain. The pack is sturdy, with great zippers and planning. The front panel does not interfere with opening the front pocket and is great for storing maps, bandaids, etc. I don't need more inner pockets as I use a phone holster with an additional zipper pouch for pills and the like. Several minor issues. 1. I would like the side bottle pockets to be 1" higher. My 24oz bottles work but can tip out if I take the pack off. I use 16oz nalgenes on the sides and put a 24-32oz bottle in the big main compartment to fill up with midway. 2. There aren't many places to hang stuff off of. The strapette chest piece allows me to hang the dog bowl and whistle; however, a near encounter with a big mountain lion yesterday (crossed path 30 yards in front of us) leaves me with a powerful need to hang a bell from somewhere. Basically, I hike by myself and hate to dig into the pack so I tend to look like the storybook traveling tinker with stuff hanging off everywhere. Mountainsmith apparently likes folks to hike with a cleaner look. 3. the addition of a left sided waist pocket is nice, but I would like to be able to close it enough so my tissue pack doesn't work its way out. I am not handy with needle and thread but thinking about a snap closure or velcro strap (velcro not first choice as I wear silk all winter).

Scritto da: J-Chord

Perfect for my photographic needs

After using slings and messenger bags for a light camera setup of a body+lens and one additional lens, I was in search of something a bit more stable. Slings and messenger bags kind of swing around a lot, but a lumbar pack seemed perfect as it stays pretty stationary on your waist. Enter this pack, enough room for my OM-1 + m.Zuiko 12-40mm f2.8 pro and one additional lens (m.Zuiko 75-300mm mkii). Not only can it carry that but I have room for a mini tablet or wallet, keys and mobile phone (something so many photography-centric bags seem to forget). Because it’s situated on my waist it makes going from camera to both hands free easy. Using a sling once you put your camera away, the sling swings all over the place; a neck strap is the same issue; capture clips and quick releases are not comfortable on the hip as they can dig. Also if I really wanted I can just carry this cross body as well (works alright, not tight to the body like some slings can be but it’ll do in an urban setting; or you can use the included shoulder strap for a more traditional carry). The grab handles are a huge plus as well as it makes it super easy to pick up the pack. The only thing I can nitpick is I wish the main opening was wider. All in all solid bag for a photographer.

Scritto da: John Lee

a good bag ruined by bad design choices

I really, really wanted to like the bag- nice capacity, seemingly useful features. When I tried it out on a light hike, the crappy design choices began to reveal themselves. 1) The side bottle pockets have stretch mesh panels. When I put 24oz. Thermoflask water bottles, it fit nicely, but even with the bungee cords pulled tight and straps pulled tight, they flopped around and almost came out when I was walking (not running or jumping- just walking). Also, because the bottles flopped around, they pulled the pack so it tilted it away from my back, making wearing it uncomfortable. 2) Too many straps. I understand providing options for adjustability, but there are so many straps they get in the way of each other and zipper pulls for the various compartments. 3) The cell phone pocket is also made of stretch mesh and is not tall enough to hold a normal sized smart phone securely. My phone also moved around due to the stretchy nature of the mesh, and would catch on things, making it fall out of the pocket. 4) the buckles for the shoulder straps pressed into my back, making it uncomfortable to wear the pack for any length of time. After giving it a fair chance, I decided to go with the Osprey Talon 6. It's better in every way.

Scritto da: Waskinkot

Great quality product

Great quality product, very comfortable and enough spacious. The best lumbar pack i’ve ever had

Scritto da: Marc Buderus

Perfekt size, perfekt Qualität! Great product

Perfect product!

Scritto da: Lindsey Ward

Heavy, but great!

This is a great pack, but I found it to be very over-built and heavy. I ended up cutting out the neoprene tablet sleeve, the carrying handles, and the giant zipper pulls to try to shave some weight. After that, it was perfect for an extra layer, a few liters of water, my first aid and some snacks for a long day hike.

Scritto da: kasandra

Very comfortable on the trail

Love this pack. Large enough to hold everything you need for the trail but not too big. It is extremely comfortable, I did not even really remember it was there until I needed something. Also water bottle holders are perfectly positioned for easy reach back. I recommended that my husband gets one too.

Scritto da: Les

Shoulder strap, easy to move to access pockets.

Used for 5-8 mile day hikes. Holds 2 water bottles, has pockets for a number of smaller items, and capable of holding a sweatshirt if necessary.

Scritto da: 2児のパパ

Tour small

説明に、Sサイズと記載されてますが、TOUR SMALLです。想像通りで、サイズ感バッチリで、普段使いにちょうど良いサイズです。