Mountain Hardwear Tegu

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The Tegu is a daypack made by Mountain Hardwear. It has an average rating of 2 stars (out of 5), based on 1 user review.

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From Moosejaw:
"Free Shipping. Mountain Hardwear Tegu Pack (Fall 2007) - 20% Off (use code 581) The Tegu Pack by Mountain Hardwear is tricked out for work or school, but comfortable enough for all day on the trail. Specifications: Usage: Day hiking Capacity: 28 liters Weight: 21.89 oz / 620 g Body fabric: 420D Cordura Accent fabric: 420D Cordura Dobby Padded air mesh backpanels with ventilating channels Side compression straps stabilize load Large panel access main compartment with durable #10 zipper Easy access front pocket with internal organizer and two large zippered mesh pockets Multi-function internal backpanel sleeve carries hydration, computer, notebooks, etc. Zippered upper stash pocket is fleece lined to protect MP3 player, sunglasses, etc. Duraguard daisy chain Large mesh side pockets Dual density shoulder straps"

From Sierra Trading Post:
"CLOSEOUTS . Mountain Hardwear's Tegu daypack is the one you'll use for school, work and on the trail, with a comfortable suspension and no-nonsense features you can really use. Internal organizer sleeve accommodates a hydration bladder, laptop or notebooks. Padded, ventilating mesh back panel Top-loading main compartment Fleece-lined upper pocket for an MP3 player or glasses Mesh side water bottle pockets Compression straps stabilize load Gear loops Dimensions (LxWxD): Approx. 19x12x5” Capacity: Approx. 1700 cu.in. Weight: 1 lb. 10 oz. Material: 100% polyester CLOSEOUTS . Vietnam."

User Reviews

Unisex Tegu
Reviewed by Mshelton, Jun 04, 2007

"I'm replacing a 12-year-old Columbia backpack with the Tegu. It's definitely a nicer pack but it has to be the most uncomfortable pack I have ever worn, no matter how I try and adjust it, the thing kills my shoulders.

To me a commuter pack should be pretty comfortable for short walks and decent to marginal for day packing use."

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