Marmot Eiger 36

Marmot Eiger 36

Average Rating: rated 4.50 of 5 stars
Reviewed by 5 Trailspace users

Description

The Eiger 36 is a daypack made by Marmot. It has an average rating of 4.5 stars (out of 5), based on 5 user reviews.

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From REI:
"With a sleek look, this streamlined pack is large enough for food, water and extra clothes or equipment all the necessities for a day's outing! Top-loading, with three convenient pockets in the removable lid: zippered top pocket, internal mesh pocket and pocket under lid. Removable 3-D DriClime mesh hipbelt offers lightweight load distribution with maximum breathability, keeping you comfortable. BioSpan load-transfer system properly distributes weight over your back's middle and lumbar areas to enhance load-carrying comfort. Ultralight Frame System with HDPE and an aluminum center stay provides an optimal blend of stiffness and torsional flex while supporting heavy loads. Compression-molded backpanel and dual-density shoulder straps give you one of the highest levels of comfort and durability. Pocket for hydration reservoir lets you haul enough water to keep you hydrated during intense activity and on warm days (reservoir not included). Dual ice axe loops with lash straps allow for easy access to tools and equipment. Four side-compression straps stabilize pack load and double as a ski carrying system for winter outings. Coombs carrying system lets you carry skis diagonally across the back of the pack. High-tenacity nylon provides excellent abrasion resistance and tear strength for excellent durability. Constructed of 420-denier Broken Twill Nylon and reinforced with 840-denier HT Nylon. Closeout."

From Backcountry Outlet:
"The Marmot Eiger 36 Pack is a great all-around mountaineering pack, ideal for short, intense trips where you need a compact design that can take serious abuse. This Marmot pack has enough room for a rack, a rope, food, water, and shell gear. Side compression straps secure skis to make this a great pack for backcountry skiing, too. Dual ice axe loops keep essential mountaineering tools in place. Marmot's V-compressor load transfer system helps distribute the pack's weight over your middle back and lumbar areas for comfort and stability. A breathable DriClime hip-belt aids in moisture control and remains comfortable over a harness."

From Sierra Trading Post:
"CLOSEOUTS . Head for a day of high adventure with everything you need in a Marmot Eiger 36 backpack. Hydration pocket keeps you quenched (bladder not included) Compression molded backpanel Dual-density padded shoulder straps Lightly padded waist belt Top-loading Streamlined with removable lid Removable 3D DriClime mesh belt Coombs Ski Carrying System Compression straps Daisy chain Dual ice-axe loops MEDIUM Fits torsos: 18-21” Capacity: 2200 cu.in. Weight: 3 lb. 1 oz. LARGE Fits torsos: 21-23” Capacity: 2400 cu.in. Weight: 3 lb. 6 oz. Adjustable waist belt: 47” Fabric: Kodra-reinforced broken-twill nylon shell CLOSEOUTS . Vietnam."

From Moosejaw:
"On Sale. Free Shipping. Marmot Eiger 36 Pack (Fall 2006) Specifications for the Eiger 36 Pack by Marmot Sizes Medium & Large Body 420d Broken Twill Nylon Reinforcement 1000d Kodra Volume (US/Metric) Med. 2200 ci / 36 liters, Lg. 2400 ci / 39 liters Weight (US/Metric) Med. 3lb 1 oz / 1.4kg, Lg. 3lb 6 oz / 1.5 kg Features Compression Molded Backpanel Dual density, S-shaped shoulder straps Removable 3D DriClime mesh belt Removable lid Hydration pocket and port Coombs Ski Carrying System Adjustable dual ice axe loops"

User Reviews

rated 5 of 5 stars Unisex Eiger 36
Reviewed by Delmarco, Apr 15, 2008

"Hands down the best pack Marmot has ever made. I'm a classic backpacker in that I strictly use and promote the 3 pack model; Daypacks should be 10 to 20/25 Liters, Weekenders/Alpine Summit packs should be 50 Liters, and Weeklong/Winter/Expedition packs should be 70+ liters."

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rated 4.5 of 5 stars Eiger 36
Reviewed by Teckwolf, Mar 18, 2008

"About a year ago I upgraded from my cheap Jansport external frame pack to the Eiger 36 and I love it. It is relatively lightweight, very affordable, and carries enough for my needs though it might be a bit small for those looking to go out for more than a week."

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rated 4 of 5 stars Eiger 36
Reviewed by eugene_gant, Jul 29, 2005

"I have to agree with Brad, the prior reviewer. This is a great daypack. Very confortable with good adjustments and the size is perfect for enough essentials for a good day out on the trail. Material is 420d broken twill nylon, weight is 2lbs 15 oz and a medium pack volume is 2200 cc."

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rated 4 of 5 stars Eiger 36
Reviewed by Brad, Jul 24, 2005

"Is an all around great pack. Perfect for little trips."

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rated 5 of 5 stars Eiger 36
Reviewed by C.Spyder Thompson, Apr 12, 2001

"The Eiger held up really well under some pretty tough stuff. We did Mt. Elbert, taking our time (had two first timers to altitude with me) two-day summit. Then lived in Rocky Mountain for three days. Five days and only reloaded water and that was at natural runs."

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