Great resistant bag with good ergonomic. The straps can fall of though - lost it in translation. Cons weight and price. Pro materials (as allways with arcteryx), colours and "…
- TOBIAS, 12/03/08
Denmark

I've been wearing Arcteryx jackets for a while now and even have a pair of their pants, so I figured why not outfit my hiking gear collection with an Arcteryx backpack? I'm gl…
- Jihoon, 05/14/10
Pittsburgh

All around bomber harness. Now it's light enough you could probably walk on water with it on. The self locking buckle is also God sent just one pull and your done no need to d…
- BEN, 02/11/10
CREIGHTON

i wear a size 36 pant and i got an XL harness and it fit better than the the Large. I use it all the time and i'm really glad i bought my own harness. The design is simple an…
- CHRIS, 10/26/08

lead in this harness for the first time yesterday. found it easy to get to the draws, though I was wondering about the gear loops since they're pretty floppy. The only thing I…
- Sarah, 04/26/11

I'm not sure if this is normal for a harness, this is my first harness and after less than a year of use the tie in points wore down. I climb outside once a week, weather perm…
- Sarah, 04/23/12

Awesome chalk bag, great for sport climbing because of its weight and design. The chalk bag holder holds enough chalk to make it up plenty of routes. If you want to have a cha…
- TYLER, 06/22/09
BIRMINGHAM

Bag is a bit small but does nice work keeps chalk in. The mouth is a little narrow and bottle opener is made of plastic so it was completely useless after half opening 2 bottl…
- TOM, 05/12/09
BOONVILLE