

Its updated with even more padding for extra comfort and features a removable foam framesheet, minimizing weight. The Marmot Kompressor 16 is an ultra-lightweight pack that has all the room you need for a hike, trek, or weekend adventure, with key features built in so nothing slows you down. Airmesh shoulder straps, lightweight compression straps and a sternum strap keep the pack in place without being cumbersome while the top loader with wraparound zipper makes it easy to grab gear out of the main compartment without spilling. Product Info for Marmot Kompressor Meteor 16L Pack. Updated with even more padding for extra comfort, this pack stuffs into its own lid, minimising space when not in use.
MARMOT ULTRA KOMPRESSOR PACK PLUS
Open bladder pocket allows you to easily stuff your windshirt for quick on/off.The Marmot Kompressor Plus day pack is an ultra-lightweight pack that has all the room you need for a hike, trek or weekend adventure. Interior pocket allows easy access to the day's food.

Exterior pocket for quick-access for common use essentials. Shoulder pockets for camera and a powerbar. Our product experts have helped us select these available replacements below. The pocket layout is perfect – not fussy at all, just what you need. Marmot Ultra Kompressor Backpack - Clearance has been discontinued by Marmot and is no longer available. I wish they made a 30L identical to the 11 for 3-4 day trips. What else are you bringing on simple summer day hikes that you need 20L for? (maybe the Talon 11 is bigger than 11L though). This covers everything from a few miles to 16+ hour epic off trail ridgeline traverses in cooler fall temps. I have used this pack for the last month in north central Alabama. Before using the pack, I covered the area with ripstop tape which has held up well and is hard to see at a glance. Also, when I bought it new (online), it came with a small scuffed area on the side of the pack. There is the slightest bit of dirt marks on the bottom. The pack compresses well enough to keep a load from shifting. Up for sale is my Marmot Ultra Kompressor. I can also easily throw helmet, crampons and an ice axe in for technical trips. Marmot Ultra Kompressor The Ultra Kompressor has been discontinued.

Typical misc kit (first aid, repair kit, sun screen, map, compass, headlamp, whistle, Spot) I use an Osprey Talon 11 with the hipbelt cut off for done-in-a-day trips. Are you sure you really need all that space? It also keeps the water colder on the hot days.ģ) 20L is huge for a day hike pack, especially in summer. You can bring them around to the front to easily access gear without taking them off.ġ) Why do you need a summer day hike pack that is compressible?Ģ) A bladder carried water closer to your back and is a lot more stable. Barring that, taking the pack off to drink is not that huge of a task and carrying a bottle in hand is also an option.īTW, I actually also would consider waist packs. On the water bottle… All three packs have a hydration sleeve if you would consider using a bladder and hose to drink camelbak style. But you better swallow your pride, because it can really accentuate that. The waist belt is removable, and you can also adjust it for comfort. That said since the Flash 22 came out I gave been using it more than the Flash 18. It has a capacity of 22 liters, or 1350 cubic inches. I find that I can easily fit everything I need for 3 season overnight camping as long as a bear canister is not required. You might be surprised what it will hold. Not saying it is big enough for you, but it might be worth trying to load one with your stuff. Not sure what you carry on day hikes, but I always found that the Flash 18 carried more than I would ever carry on a day hike. In practice I never found compression that necessary in a small pack anyway. The Flash 18 and Flash 22 both have daisy chained loops that can have a cord or shock cord strung through them for compression, so it seems to me like they would be as effective at compressing if not more effective. Not sure what you mean about being compressible. I have not used one so I can't say much about it. The Marmot Kompressor Plus looks like a good deal for that price.
