Mountain Hardwear Bebop 20
This is one of the BEST packs I own. I have had my…
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Price Paid: $80
This is one of the BEST packs I own. I have had my pack for years and used it for class, work, and play. From day hikes to overnight light hauls — this pack has been up 14ers and through some deep canyons at Arches NP.
Over and over again I have been impressed by this pack — especially how long it has lasted (considering how much I have put it through). Rain, snow, wind, sandstone walks of terror...you name it, this pack has seen it.
Some of my favorite features:
The front zip pocket is awesome! I stow my beanie, headlamp, gloves and journal for quick grab.
The top zip pocket — seam sealed zipper (epic!) for my cell phone (of course in a water tight case, you can never really trust anything considered "waterproof") and a Luna bar or some other snacky treat.
Side compression straps — when I don't have water bottles in the side pockets, these are PERFECT for an extra layer, or even sandals. I just strap them in and I'm ready to rock.
I can't say enough good things about this pack. It got me through my last year of undergrad, through grad school, traveled the country, back and front/wet and dry, and I still take on trips.
Fantastic daypack! I replaced my old North Face Hot…
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Design: top/front load internal
Size: 1200 in3
Number of Pockets: 2
Height of Owner: 5'-11"
Price Paid: $65
Fantastic daypack! I replaced my old North Face Hot Shot my dog mangled up with the Bebop. It is lightweight and holds just the right amount of stuff. I like to think the "Axe-S quick release ice axe toggle" is really featured on the pack to be a bottle opener!
I'm a true believer in all Mt. Hardwear!!! Backcountry…
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Size: small
Number of Pockets: 1200
Max. Load Carried: 1200 & more
Height of Owner: 5'1"
Price Paid: $89
I'm a true believer in all Mt. Hardwear!!! Backcountry skiing, mt. runner, mt. biker, kitesurfer & just out for a trek. This back can do it all, comfort, light, easy to get into and find what you need.
For long exposed touring I use a little more beef. But farming the back this is the goods!! Light easy comfort and durable!!
Where to Buy
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The Bebop 20 has been discontinued.
MSRP:$80.00
The Mountain Hardwear Bebop 20 is not available from the stores we monitor.
Last seen January 15, 2013 at Mountain Gear.
where to buy:
You may want to check pricing and availability directly at these Mountain Hardwear retailers:
- OMCgear
Designed for the multi-sport user, the Bebop and Riff will accommodate a range of contents and uses, like fast hiking, mountain biking, travel, and other pack activities where light weight is a priority. The Bebop is made of lightweight 100 D siliconized Cordura with a heavier 210 D Cordura front pocket and bottom. It features a narrow compression-molded back panel, narrow padded shoulder straps, and removable webbing waist belt. The main compartment is accessed with an across-the-top zipper and includes an internal hydration pocket. The Bebop also includes a large front pocket, small top pocket, and two mesh side pockets.
Specs
| Hydration |
hydration-compatible |
| Cargo capacity |
1200 cubic inches |
| Weight |
1 lb. 5 oz. |
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