Mountain Hardwear Drifter

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

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From Moosejaw:
"Free Shipping. Mountain Hardwear Drifter Backpack (Spring 2008) Capacity (Regular): 1900 cu. in.; 31 litersWeight (Regular): 2 lbs. 7 oz.; 1.11 kg. Fabric: Body: 420D/96T Cordura Bottom: 630D/109T Ballistics Cordura Features: Padded air-mesh back panel Padded S-Curve shoulder straps HDPE framesheet with perimeter alloy stay Removable 1in. webbing waist belt Large panel access zipper with locking sliders Zippered top pocket with key keeper Two padded compartments under top lid for electronic gear Stretch mesh side pockets with compression straps Headphone cord port Hydration sleeve and hose port Front grab handle"

From Altrec Outdoors:
"For those who dare not head out into the woods without their electronic gadgets, the Mountain Hardware Drifter Backpack includes two padded compartments underneath the top lid for an iPod, GPS unit, or two-way radio. Beyond safely protecting these delicate items, the combination of padded S-curve shoulder straps, HDPE framesheet with perimeter alloy stay, and padded airmesh backpanel offer all-day comfort for peak scrambling or hiking. The Ballistics Cordura nylon bottom is especially durable."

From RockCreek:
"The Drifter Backpack by Mountain Hardwear is a clean, rugged, front-loading daypack for the active outdoors person. Comfortable, S-curve shoulder straps, two padded compartments for cameras and electronics, and a removable webbing waist belt carry comfortably for an afternoon or all day on the trail."

From Massey's:
"The Drifter is a clean, rugged, front-loading daypack for the active user. Comfortable, S-curve shoulder straps, two padded compartments for cameras and electronics, and a removable webbing waist belt carry comfortably for an afternoon or all day on the trail. Hydration sleeve (bladder not included) HDPE framesheet provides stiffness and distributes load throughout the back panel Back panel perimeter rod allows for custom shaping through the lumbar spine and shoulder area Air-mesh back panel for ventilation Padded S-Curve shoulder straps fit snugly without binding Two padded compartments for electronic gear Headphone port Mesh side pockets with compression straps"

User Reviews

Drifter
Reviewed by trailhead, Mar 09, 2008

"This is a great backpack. I bought it mostly to carry all my climbing gear around which has worked extremely well for me. It is also a great size for any day excursions and some overnight trips.

The fit is great and the straps are a nice width which makes it comfortable and carries the load for you."

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Unisex Drifter
Reviewed by Ryan, Oct 06, 2006

"The Drifter held up over a hard month of backpacking through Europe and Asia. The weight distribution was so light, and I could barely tell when I added more and more weight to the pack. The material is durable, and the compartments make getting key things convenient."

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