![]() ![]() The Kompressor Verve 42 is constructed with a rugged nylon body and ripstop reinforcements that ensure ample protection from grabby tree branches and the occasional slip-a-roo down the trail while the large main compartment maxes out at 42 liters and has enough room for four days worth of supplies. After all, there's nothing more uncomfortable than the sensation of an oozy swamp when you're travelling distances further than 17 miles and the GPP rating is maxing out at 100. Unique to this pack, the Kompressor Verve 42 is outfitted with a unique, tubular aluminum suspension that permits necessary airflow so you don't end up with rank, sweat-soaked provision bags and the Florida Everglades pooling in the small of your back. Designed to keep you comfortable while simultaneously offering paramount performance, the Kompressor Verve 42 comes fully equipped with all of the classic backpacking addendums such as a padded waist belt, stabilizing sternum strap and then some. So when your four day fastpacking trip on the Appalachian Trail calls for a dependable, lightweight bag, you answer with the Marmot Kompressor Verve 42 Backpack. The removable back panel has great airflow and the shoulder straps are comfortable and not overkill.Per the inspiration of countless naturalist novels, you've decide to embark on a journey that follows the footsteps of environmentalist authors-isolation included. In addition, I’ve found it to be a great pack for summer. It all fit in easily (rope in the bottom) with room to spare for a jacket, fat lunch or camera. Here’s a look at my kit, a bit more spread out. Not only does it keep my scene tight, it always gets complimentary comments. It’s like having a duffel bag at the base of the climb. I can open it up at the crag without having to dump all my kit in the dirt. ![]() It has minimal straps that include an attachment for a trekking pole that doubles for small stick clips.īest of all, my favorite feature is the large D-shaped zipper system that gives instant access to anything, anywhere in the pack. ![]() With its fully functional, basic hydration system the entire pack is well thought out. Side pockets accommodate water bottles if that’s your style, and the back panel is useful for a light layer, hat or whatever you want to get to quickly. The zippered pockets on the top and inside of the lid have ample room for a small first aid kit, tape, phone, sunglasses, sunscreen and snacky bits. The ripstop nylon, back panel and reinforced bottom do the job for sport climbing missions and full day summer hikes. The color options are awesome, and it’s reasonably durable for its weight class. For short cragging approaches this little number is the bomb. The hip belt on the Verve 26 is minimal, so don’t count on it for sharing much of the load. ![]() For larger loads the Verve 32, 38, 42 or even the 52 are better choices. For it’s weight (1.7lbs.) it carries a load well (20lbs.is no problem). It’s practical, but best of all it’s uber-light. This little number is loaded with features that are not bells and whistles. If it’s a trad rack my partner and I split the kit. It’s ideal for a full sport climbing kit, 60m rope included. This has been my go to cragging pack since I took it out of the box. Marmot Kompressor – Perfect Cragging Companion. ![]()
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