JanSport Siege 40

JanSport Siege 40

Average Rating: rated 3.00 of 5 stars
Reviewed by 2 Trailspace users

Description

The Siege 40 is an internal frame backpack made by JanSport. It has an average rating of 3 stars (out of 5), based on 2 user reviews.

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From REI:
"This technical daypack is ideal for heading off on a long hike, with quick and easy access to gear to keep you moving. Top-loading pack has a lid pocket and large front panel access, both have water-resistant zippers to help keep the elements out. Lid pocket is fleece-lined for holding goggles/sunglasses and front panel entrance has mesh internal organizer pockets for handy storage. Hydration-compatible design features reservoir pocket and drink tube exit port for on-the-go hydration (reservoir sold separately). Thin Micro Web™ buckle compression and lashing straps allow you to compress the load for increased balance and load stability. Airlift® Gelastic® shoulder straps feature a sternum strap and a pocket for your hydration reservoir's bite valve. Dual-density foam backpanel with Airvent Pro™ mesh prevents moisture buildup. High-density polyurethane (HDPE) framesheet and a Power Light™ aluminum stay support heavy loads and protect your back from bulky or pointy items. Dual-density padded waistbelt hugs your body stabilizing the pack's load. Ice-axe loops tuck away when not in use. Twin mesh side pockets are large enough to hold quart size water bottles. Overstock."

User Reviews

rated 4 of 5 stars Unisex Siege 40
Reviewed by Todd, Feb 21, 2007

"I find this to be one of the most comfortable and versatile packs I own. Plenty of storage space for winter hiking and adjustable straps for lashing gear. It carries well for my height and very comfortably. Welded zips are a nice touch. I like the large external elastic mesh pockets on each side."

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rated 2 of 5 stars Unisex Siege 40
Reviewed by mtnmaddmn, Apr 13, 2006

"For the price, this is a decent pack, though there are better designs out there. The main flaw with this design is shoulder straps adjust low (where they attach to pack body), which makes for awkward adjustment and take off. Seems to carry a moderate load well (30 lbs). Overall I would probably not buy this pack again."

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