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 1 user review.

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From Massey's:
"The remarkable Kompressor has three points of load-shrinking compression, stows into its own lid and turns into a day pack for summiting or side hikes.Features: Airmesh Shoulder pads; Removable closed-cell foam back sheet; Compression straps; Hydration sleeve; Pack stuffs into lidVolume (inches): 1000; Volume (metric): 10"

From US Outdoor Store:
"Description of Marmot KompressorThis pack has three points of compression, stows into its own lid and turns into a day pack for summiting or side hikes.Features:Weight: 0lb 10 ozs / 0.28 kg Shell material: 30d Silicone Nylon 210d Ripstop Nylon Volume (met"

From Backcountry.com:
"At only 10 ounces, the Marmot Kompressor Backpack weighs so little that you'll forget you have it on during a day hike or multi-pitch rock climb. This 1000cu inch backpack holds just enough gear to get you out on the trail for the afternoon or up a 15-pitch climb with shoes and a shell in tow. Silicone nylon construction keeps the Marmot Kompressor Backpack light while the Airmesh shoulder straps ensure you don't sweat too much. This ultralight daypack even stuffs into its own lid for easy storage in a larger pack."

From Moosejaw:
"Free Shipping. Marmot Kompressor Pack (Spring 2008) The ultra-light Kompressor Pack by Marmot has three points of compression, stows into its own lid and turns into a day pack for tagging summits or for exploratory side hikes.Features: Airmesh Shoulderpads Removable closed-cell foam back sheet Compression straps Hydration sleeve Pack stuffs into lid Specs: Volume: 1000 ci / 16 liters Weight: 9oz / 0.28 kg"

User Reviews

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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