Mountain Hardwear Scrambler

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The Scrambler is a daypack made by Mountain Hardwear. It has an average rating of 3 stars (out of 5), based on 4 user reviews.

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From Campmor:
"A minimalist pack, the Mountain Hardwear Scrambler is the perfect daypack to stash inside your approach bag. Great for superlight climbing. Superlight top loading design with fixed top lid. Padded spacer mesh shoulder straps for improved comfort. Removable foam padding in back panel. Whole pack can be folded into pocket in top lid (backpanel foam removed). Updated with multiple elastic webs for strapping on extra gear for effectively compressing load. Elastic cords can be removed if not needed. Dual ice axe loops. Anodized aluminum nut buckle closure. Removable web belt. HardWave framesheet resists round-out and preserves flexibility. Number of pockets: 1 Materials: 100 D ripstop Cordura nylon. Weight: 1 lb. 3 oz. Capacity: 1950 Cu. in."

From Backcountry.com:
"Mountain Hardwear designed the Scrambler Backpack as a streamlined, lightweight sack for multi-pitch climbs, summit scrambles, and day hikes. Pull out the foam back panel, fold the pack into its lid pocket, and bring it along on your next backpacking trip. The top-loading design gives you plenty of space for extra clothes and water, and the external bungee cords and ice tool loops let you strap on all your gear."

From Altrec Outdoors:
"A minimalist pack, the Scrambler is the perfect daypack to stash inside your approach bag."

From Moosejaw:
"Free Shipping. Mountain Hardwear Scrambler Backpack (Fall 2009) Scrambler Pack by Mountain Hardwear Features: HardWave framesheet resists round-out and preserves flexibility Superlight top loading design with fixed top lid New padded spacer mesh shoulder straps for improved comfort Removable foam padding in backpanel Whole pack can be folded into pocket in top lid (backpanel foam removed) Updated with multiple elastic webs for strapping on extra gear and effectively compressing load Elastic cords can be removed if not needed Dual ice axe loops Anodized aluminum Nut buckle closure Removable web belt"

User Reviews

Unisex Scrambler
Reviewed by Artem, Jun 11, 2009

"I bought this pack to replace my beat-up North Face daypack from '98 in '08. It sold me on it because of the price, brand and weight. I have used it in commuting, carrying groceries, and camping.

So far, it has held up great, with the only complaint being the straps, and not the mesh as some people have mentioned, but the webbing keeps sliding up, and thus the pack keeps sliding down."

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Men's Scrambler
Reviewed by Robert Slater, Apr 02, 2008

"Bought this backpack for a school bag. The bottom ripped out after about a month of use. I suppose the load was too heavy for it. This would be an excellent daypack for a small load and no abrasive material inside."

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Men's Scrambler
Reviewed by Brodie, Mar 27, 2008

"Pack is overall a good little summit push pack. I also use it for getting groceries around town. It weighs next to nothing and stashes into one of its pockets (less the pad).

Overtime the silicone covering wears off so it doesn't look quite so flashy but that is to be expected."

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Unisex Scrambler
Reviewed by Nicholas Mendoza, Aug 07, 2007

"This is a bare-bones pack with a main draw-cord top enclosure with some storage in the lid. The pack itself is very light and functional. But, buyer beware - if you plan to carry anymore than 5 lbs. get a different pack.

The straps are horrible."

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