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roostnureye
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adrenaline mountain stash bag
Im looking for a really nice mountain stash bag for this season. what are your opinions on the most comfortable stash bag on the market.
so far Im pretty sold on the adrenaline mountain stash. does anyone know of a dealer in the US that might carry them?
or any other brands I should look into?
thanks yall.
wasatchrider
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Re: [roostnureye] adrenaline mountain stash bag
http://www.amazon.com/Granite-Gear-Virga-Backpack-Moonmist/dp/B00HQI4XHA/ref=sr_1_4?s=outdoor-recreation&ie=UTF8&qid=1465254124&sr=1-4&keywords=backpack&refinements=p_89%3AGranite+Gear

this is what I use for long hikes with my wing suit
roostnureye
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Re: [wasatchrider] adrenaline mountain stash bag
wasatchrider wrote:
http://www.amazon.com/Granite-Gear-Virga-Backpack-Moonmist/dp/B00HQI4XHA/ref=sr_1_4?s=outdoor-recreation&ie=UTF8&qid=1465254124&sr=1-4&keywords=backpack&refinements=p_89%3AGranite+Gear

this is what I use for long hikes with my wing suit
Did you go with short /regular/or long?
wasatchrider
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Re: [roostnureye] adrenaline mountain stash bag
Long for the most volume and I'm short and it still fits well
Rotbrett
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Re: [wasatchrider] adrenaline mountain stash bag
Will that pack fit into the legwing pouch of an A1 ? Also, is it waterproof, like from back sweat on those long hikes ?
roostnureye
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Re: [wasatchrider] adrenaline mountain stash bag
wasatchrider wrote:
Long for the most volume and I'm short and it still fits well
Thanks man, it's ordered. Just wish it came in different colors
MP1664
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Re: [wasatchrider] adrenaline mountain stash bag
Anybody got any other suggestions? Can't find the Virga in the UK for less than £125.
Heat
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Re: [MP1664] adrenaline mountain stash bag
I use the Hyperlite Porter pack.
I've had it for years now and it's damn near indestructable. It's quite expensive but built to last. It's got several bells and whistles that you don't need from a stash bag (removable alu frame, backpad foam, bar tacked dyneema rows) but it's easily removed with a small scissor/knife.

It is super nice for long hikes but does ad a bit of bulk for the jump. The shoulderstraps messed a little with my container, but I don't notice much attachib it around my waist and stuffing it on my ass.
Comes in several sizes:
https://www.hyperlitemountaingear.com/3400-porter-pack.html

I aldo stumbled upon this yesterday, surfing the web:
http://www.laufbursche-gear.de/products/packs/

Looks super nice!
roostnureye
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Re: [Heat] adrenaline mountain stash bag
Heat wrote:
I use the Hyperlite Porter pack.
I've had it for years now and it's damn near indestructable. It's quite expensive but built to last. It's got several bells and whistles that you don't need from a stash bag (removable alu frame, backpad foam, bar tacked dyneema rows) but it's easily removed with a small scissor/knife.

It is super nice for long hikes but does ad a bit of bulk for the jump. The shoulderstraps messed a little with my container, but I don't notice much attachib it around my waist and stuffing it on my ass.
Comes in several sizes:
https://www.hyperlitemountaingear.com/3400-porter-pack.html

I aldo stumbled upon this yesterday, surfing the web:
http://www.laufbursche-gear.de/products/packs/

Looks super nice!
Those laufbursche packs look really nice! I'd like to see the shoulder straps.
ilya86
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Re: [Heat] adrenaline mountain stash bag
What about durability for long hikes?
I had squirrel stash bag. It was very comfortable for Arco. But it broken after 6 hours of hiking to the top of our local mountain.
Heat
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Re: [ilya86] adrenaline mountain stash bag
Hyperlite won't break.
BASE1817
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Re: [Heat] adrenaline mountain stash bag
I got the Mountain Stash from Adrenaline a couple months ago, and I really like it!

Sure adds some bulk, but didnt have to change anything in my system to accomodate it, I just put it on inwards and over goes the tracking-jacket. It's fairly light, has a huge opening, protected zippers, a chest- and a hipstrap that really lock it on your back so it wont move in difficult terrain. Has plenty of room for your gear, plus a zippered pouch and two stretchy, large outside pockets for hiking-poles and/or water and snacks.

I'd totally buy it again and i'm actually thinking of replacing my other one with a 2nd.