Marmot Kompressor

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The Kompressor is a daypack made by Marmot. It has an average rating of 5 stars (out of 5), based on 2 user reviews.

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From Campmor:
"Airmesh shoulder pads. Compression straps. Hydration sleeve. Removable closed foam back sheet. Pack stuffs into lid. Made of 70 D nylon double /210 D nylon double. Weight: 10 oz. Capacity: 920 cu. in."

From Backcountry.com:
"The Marmot Kompressor Backpack is a streamlined rucksack that does double duty as both a compression stuff sack and a small daypack for summit scramble and quick side hikes. When you're on the trail, store your sleeping bag or down jacket in the Kompressor thanks to its three-strap compression. When a peak or alpine lake is calling your name, ditch the big pack, slide your reservoir, food, and fleece into the Kompressor, and take off for the afternoon. The bag also stows in its own lid for travel applications."

From Moosejaw:
"Marmot Kompressor Backpack (Fall 2009) The Men's Kompressor Pack by Marmot.Features:Airmesh ShoulderpadsCompression StrapsHydration SleevePack Stuffs Into LidRemovable Closed-cell Foam Back SheetSpecifications:Materials: 70d Nylon Double R/S, 210d Nylon Double R/SVolume US/Metric: 920ci / 15 litersWeight: 0lb 10oz (283g)"

From Altrec Outdoors:
"Ultra lightweight, the remarkable Marmot Kompressor has three points of load-shrinking compression, stows into its own lid, and turns into a day pack for summit blasts or side hikes."

User Reviews

Unisex Kompressor
Reviewed by NorCalHiker, Mar 02, 2009

"This is a pack and carry daypack, not a "daily user. " The bag is well made and the materials are tougher than they look, but there are more suitable bags for daily carry in this size range, like the Black Diamond Bullet and BBee packs. But for packing inside a large backpack for day hikes out of base camp, or inside luggage for destination use when traveling by air, it's hard to beat this pack."

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Unisex Kompressor
Reviewed by lg.review, Sep 30, 2007

"Excellent summit pack. Advertised at 15L capacity, I used this on a 23-pitch rock route. Carried 3L water, enough food for 1 day, and some emergency supplies.

Rides high on your back so it's good for rock climbing. I didn't really use the compression straps but they would come in handy when stuffing fleeces or down jackets."

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