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Premium Performance Daypacks
These daypacks have been designed for vacation, travel, business, school,
any number of leisure activities, or as a performance product for all sports.
These packs feature extended contoured shoulder straps allowing the pack
to sit in the lumbar region of the back, a fully padded hip belt to eliminate
all backpack movement, Airflow Mesh on all body contact surfaces, and a
HDPE internal frame sheet with a single internal stave attached.
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WITH internal stave secured to a high-density polyethylene (HDPE)
frame sheet back
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A 35 litre or 2,136 cu in front loading, single compartment daypack with a single internal
stave secured to a high-density polyethylene (HDPE, a flexible but strong
plastic) frame sheet back. This backpack has a gusseted front pocket on
the lower front and a zipped sleeve pocket above. This pack has four compression
straps.
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A 35 litre or 2,136 cu in front loading, single compartment daypack with a single internal
stave secured to a high-density polyethylene (HDPE, a flexible but strong
plastic) frame sheet back, with a compression cover on front. In all this
pack has six compression straps, a haul loop, a 3M™
reflective strip, two tool loops with two ladder lock tool supports, a front
zipped sleeve pocket, a front compression flap to store a helmet or any
other bulky item, and of course a fully featured harness system. This pack
also incorporates an internal facility for up to a 3 lt water reservoir,
and has a Velcro secured exit point for the water hose.
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A 40 to 50 litre or 2,441 cu in. to 3050 cu in top loading, single compartment daypack with a single
internal stave secured to a high-density polyethylene (HDPE, a flexible
but strong plastic) frame sheet back. This backpack has a haul loop, an
extendable top lid, a pocket in the lid, a gusseted front pocket, an organiser
in the front pocket, two tool loops with two ladder lock tool supports,
a 3M™ reflective strip, eight compression
straps including the four top lid compression straps, and of course a fully
featured harness system. This pack also incorporates an internal facility
for up to a 3 lt water reservoir, and has a Velcro secured exit point
for the water hose.
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A 40 litre or 2745 cu in daypack with a single internal stave secured to a
High-Density Polyethylene (HDPE, a flexible but strong plastic) frame
sheet back.
Probably the worlds most feature packed daypack.
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A 10 litre or 610 cu inch capacity. single compartment
daypack with a single internal stave secured to a high-density polyethylene
(HDPE, a flexible but strong plastic) frame sheet back.
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A 20 litre or 1,220 cu inch capacity. single compartment
daypack with a single internal stave secured to a high-density polyethylene
(HDPE, a flexible but strong plastic) frame sheet back.
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WITHOUT internal stave secured to a high-density polyethylene (HDPE)
frame sheet back
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A 20 litre or 1,220 cu in front loading pack with a larger front pocket and provision
for a sports helmet. This pack is small in height providing maximum freedom
of movement in the shoulders. Excellent for Roller Blading, Skiing, and
Cycling.
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A 25 litre or 1,526 cu in front loading, single compartment daypack with gusseted front
pocket, tool loop, ladder lock tool support and a webbing carry handle.
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This 30 litre or 1,525 cu in daypack is a new edition to our range and is designed for
office use. A two compartment daypack with an organiser in the front pocket,
water bottle pocket, mobile phone or utility pocket and umbrella tool loop.
This pack also incorporates an internal facility for up to a 3 lt
water reservoir, and has a Velcro secured exit point for the water hose.
A host of outstanding features and a touch of class.
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A Rain Cover in waterproof nylon that folds into its own pocket for ease
of storage. Rain Covers are available for all White Mountain™ products at
very low prices. A perfect addition to your Premium Daypack.
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Posted From Testimonials
- From:
- Ralph Walling (Controller, VIC SES - Gisborne Unit)
- Date:
- 03 Nov 2002
Comments
Members of our Victorian State Emergency Service unit updated to a choice
of two different types of hydration packs from White Mountain. Six members
selected the Trailblazer with hydration bladder and one chose the Lyrebird
with hydration bladder. We were undertaking an advanced map reading and
navigation course through the Pyrites National Park. Packs when loaded averaged
out at 11.5 kilograms (mine weighed 11.8 kilograms). We hiked approximately
14 kilometres on the first day with temperatures at 25-degrees Celsius.
It was cross country navigation (scrub and bush bashing) and in steep country.
Excellent instruction in pack fitting was afforded by Garry at White Mountain
so all packs were correctly fitted prior to use. All members reported a
very comfortable days activities and the member with the Lyrebird said he
had to remind himself occasionally that he had a pack on his back. The new
'cool mesh' on the harness worked a treat, with minimum perspiring (bear
in mind we wear quite heavy protective overalls). Harness straps did not
move around, pinch, chafe or loosen during hiking. Ample straps and loops
ensured we could carry the additional climbing helmets, safety gear, torches
etc that we are required to carry as standard equipment. The 2.7-litre capacity
bladder fitted into the internal purpose built sleeve and remained in place
very well. Despite some very rough treatment in the scrub, not a single
tear or loose harness stitch. Remaining water in the bladder on the second
day had no hint of taste. All members were so impressed we are about to
order six additional packs as standard unit equipment and those members
with other brand packs are now going to convert to the new packs as tested.
I am already a convert to White Mountain Backpacks and have been for several
years. My kids used the University packs for school (the only packs that
lasted more than six months) and I have used a Main Peak for hiking for
several years, updating twice in that time. These new packs have converted
more people to the range of products. The important aspect is that the White
Mountain people are interested in positive feedback on what improvements
can be made to their products and you know they will consider them in future
design phases. The greatest benefit is that on the couple of occasions a
zip has broken, my pack has been fixed quickly with no fuss. So chalk me
up as a happy customer.
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This page was last updated on
Saturday, 08 May 2010
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