User Review: Dana Design Terraplane Overkill

Reviewed June 26, 1998 by Jan Clark

Rating:
Design: internal
Size: 5,200 + - (size small)
Number of Pockets: 2 large compartments on the back
Max. Load Carried: 50 lbs +
Height of Owner: 5'4"
Price Paid: around $500

Since there are not many reviews from small framed women carrying big packs, I thought I would share my experience with my Dana Terraplane. I've used it for snow camping where the gear is extra bulky. At one time carrying over 50 lbs, which is way too much for my 115 lbs of body weight. Thanks to Dana's suspension system I've been able to carry a heavy pack and smile afterward. The shoulder straps are small and contoured to fit comfortable around a feminine frame. Dana's angled hip belt for woman also adds to comfortable support.

On the down side, it's nearly 7 lbs on its own. Not a pack to cinch down for day hikes/skis or short summer trips. If you're small and need to carry a lot of gear, the Terraplane is ideal. If you travel light you may want a lighter weight pack.

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