Mountainsmith Vibe II

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The Vibe II is a lumbar/hip pack made by Mountainsmith. It has an average rating of 3 stars (out of 5), based on 1 user review.

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From Moosejaw:
"Mountainsmith Vibe II Lumbar Pack (Spring 2008) Bigger than a wallet, but smaller than a bag-the Vibe II Lumbar Pack by Mountainsmith is perfect for traveling, or stashing anything that won't fit into your pocket. Volume: 375 cu. in. / 16.1 L Weight: 7 oz / .20 kg Size: 9 x 5.25 x 2.5 / 23 x 13 x 6 cm Features: Main compartment fits travel documents 3 additional pockets for ID/credit cards Separate passport pocket Padded valuables pocket with key clip MP3 pocket with headphone cord exit port Construction: 420d Velocity nylon body/420d Jr. Ballistic bottom YKK zippers"

From RockCreek:
"The Vibe II Pack by Mountainsmith is bigger than a wallet, but smaller than a purse. This small lumbar pack is perfect for traveling, or stashing anything that won't fit into your pocket."

From EMS:
"This small lumbar pack is designed to handle the contents of your wallet, like an MP3 player, a compact camera, travel documents, and your sunglasses. A compact and discrete way to carry the essentials for the urban traveler. Tough 420-denier Velocity nylon body and 420-denier Ballistic nylon bottom. 1.5-inch webbing belt with elastic keeper loop and quick-release buckle. Fully padded back panel with polyester mesh for wicking comfort. Internal pockets hold credit cards, ID, travel documents; separate zippered passport pocket. Padded fleece-lined valuables pocket holds a compact camera or sunglasses. MP3 pocket with headphone port."

From UpsideOver:
"The Mountainsmith Vibe ll is a perfect snack carrier for your little hiker. Bigger than a wallet, but smaller than a bag, the Vibe ll is perfect for a snack, rocks, leaves, frogs, or any other things your little hikers want to bring along for a hike."

User Reviews

Vibe II
Reviewed by Kate McCabe, Sep 05, 2006

"The main strap with the female end buckle on it doesn't have enough length to it. When I put it on and am wanting to grab that end to fit the male buckle into, it isn't the easiest, you feel like you are grabbing the pack itself instead of being able to just grab the buckle and click it closed."

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