Lowe Alpine Skyline 65, 55, 50 & ND45 Internal Frame Backpacks
Lowe Alpine Skyline 65, 55, 50 & ND45 Internal Frame Backpacks
USER REVIEWS
[Jan 16, 2008]
Road Trip Junkie
Backpacker
This little beauty has been everywhere with me. I picked it up in New Zealand almost 10 years ago. Red has been; trekking in Nepal, road tripping in Mongolia, done the Trans-Siberian, spent months in the Outback of Australia and much more.
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[Dec 09, 2003]
Arian
Mountaineer
Hi there, This is a piece of real quality ! I bought it second hand from someone who was planning to reach for the summit of Mont Blanc here in Europe. Half way he ended with a terrible headache and promised himself to sell all the stuff he bought. And that's when I came in. Saw his advertisement for the goods and bought it. I haven't been able to bring it to the Alps yet, (this summer I definately will) but after trying a lot others, this one beats most of them on comfort. there are a lot of extra compartments and it's also possible to take it on a one-day trip if you like. By the way, it looks good too. Customer Service Not neaded so far. Lowe has a good name on quality. Similar Products Used: My brothers seventies backpack with metal framework and some others (forgot their brands.) |
[Nov 18, 2003]
Melissa
Backpacker
This is the single best buy I've ever made. I was in a study abroad program in London. The day before one of my weekend adventures my brand new generic pack busted a seam, leaving me stranded. Next thing I know I'm traveling with my pack. It's a top-loader, so it doesn't pull back. It has carabeener hooks in the front that you can use for a day pack. You'll need a packsafe because it is very difficult to lock, but the padding and frame support and the aircool system is more than worth the hassle of carrying a packsafe. Another bonus is that there are side compartments an exterior stuff sack on top (great for a windbreaker or something you might need handy) and another compartment on the bottom which is great for shoes or damp items that you don't want floating around your pack. The biggest thing is comfort and durrability. I beat my pack to death and it's still going and it's so comfortable that I don't bother to take it off when i'm waiting around for my friends to catch up! Customer Service I really don't know. I've never had a single problem, even through all the abuse I give my pack from going through the airport with the straps out to over stuffing it to the point of breaking things (shot glasses) inside before I put any visable strain on the the seams of the pack. Similar Products Used: I tried to go bargain and buy a generic pack, I don't remember the brand, and a seam broke while i was walking down the street, fully loaded, in London. My stuff was everywhere, and I did lose some stuff. Please believe me when I say, even if you don't buy this pack, BUY QUALITY!!! |