ALPS Mountaineering Mojave

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The Mojave is an internal frame backpack made by ALPS Mountaineering. It hasn't been rated yet. Be the first to write a review.

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From REI:
"The Alps Mountaineering Mojave pack is a feature-rich pack that will keep you comfortable under heavy loads thanks to its adjustable suspension. Pack body is constructed of rugged ripstop nylon for durability and light weight on the trail. Along with the high-density polyethylene framesheet, an aluminum rod is shaped to transfer weight loads to the hipbelt. Adjustable suspension system provides a personalized fit; padded waistbelt, back panel and shoulder straps up the comfort level on long carries. Air channel mesh pad back panel keeps your back well ventilated as the temperature rises. Top-loading design has an extendable collar and top lid to accommodate bulky loads. Removable top lid with zippered pocket can be used as a waistpack for jaunts away from the campsite. Sleeping bag compartment with divider provides access to your sleeping bag without having to dig through all the other contents of your pack. Internal pocket holds hydration reservoir (sold separately) for hands-free drinking on the trail. Front kangaroo pocket is perfect for stashing a map, GPS unit, snacks and a rain jacket. Included raincover tucks neatly away in its own pocket on pack bottom. 2 side pockets keep water bottles within easy reach. Special buy."

From Backcountry.com:
"With everything you need for a successful trip into the backcountry, the ALPS Mountaineering Mojave 4500cu in Backpack is a moderately priced top-loading pack built with intermediate suspension and trail-tested features. Whether the clouds open up and start filling the desert washes, or you feel the need to find room for a couple extra layers, this ALPS Mountaineering backpack has what you need to travel comfortably in the wilderness."