Mountain Hardwear Riff
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Reviewed by
SethTN
+8
February 13, 2010
Make sure what exactly you will be using this pack for before you buy it. I bought this pack for a 5 day trip down the Colorado River through the Grand Canyon. It was perfect for that (Camelbak, sunscreen, camera and phone).
I have now used it as my primary day hike pack, it works fine because I do not typically pack a lot of gear on a day hike. The last time I took it out I had my food for the day, my ENO hammock and water, even with the hammock it did the job, for how little it is I am always surprised how much you can fit into it. Mesh side pockets are the only downfall, if it is full of gear (I've had a few Nalgenes fall out while hiking).
Overall great day pack!
Price Paid: $50
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Designed for the multi-sport user, the Bebop and Riff will accommodate a range of contents and uses, like fast hiking, mountain biking, travel, and other pack activities where light weight is a priority. The Riff is a simplified, smaller, lighter version of the Bebop, constructed entirely out of 100 D siliconized Cordura with a single vertical zip to access its main compartment.
Specs
| (no Gender) | |
|---|---|
| Price |
MSRP: $65.00 Historic Range: $34.93-$69.95 |
| Hydration |
hydration-compatible |
| Cargo capacity |
900 cubic inches |
| Weight |
15 oz. |
| Unisex | |
|---|---|
| Price |
MSRP: $65.00 Reviewers Paid: $50.00 |
| Hydration |
hydration-compatible |
| Cargo capacity |
900 cubic inches |
| Weight |
15 oz. |
