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ALPS Mountaineering Mojave Pack

Hiking & Camping > BackpacksRated: *** by 3 reviews.

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The Alps Mountaineering Mojave pack is a feature-rich pack that will keep you comfortable under heavy loads thanks to its adjustable suspension.

  • Pack body is constructed of rugged ripstop nylon for durability and light weight on the trail
  • Along with the high-density polyethylene framesheet, an aluminum rod is shaped to transfer weight loads to the hipbelt
  • Adjustable suspension system provides a personalized fit; padded waistbelt, back panel and shoulder straps up the comfort level on long carries
  • Air channel mesh pad back panel keeps your back well ventilated as the temperature rises
  • Top-loading design has an extendable collar and top lid to accommodate bulky loads
  • Removable top lid with zippered pocket can be used as a waistpack for jaunts away from the campsite
  • Sleeping bag compartment with divider provides access to your sleeping bag without having to dig through all the other contents of your pack
  • Internal pocket holds hydration reservoir (sold separately) for hands-free drinking on the trail
  • Front kangaroo pocket is perfect for stashing a map, GPS unit, snacks and a rain jacket
  • Included raincover tucks neatly away in its own pocket on pack bottom
  • 2 side pockets keep water bottles within easy reach
  • Special buy

Access / Loading:Top
Approximate volume:4,500 cu. in./74 liters
Average weight:4 lbs. 6 oz.
Fits torso:13 - 20.5 inches
Fits waist/hips:26 - 40 inches
Frame material:Aluminum/high-density polyethylene
Gender:Unisex
Material:Ripstop nylon
Number of pockets:3 + main compartment
Number of stays:1
Sleeping bag compartment:Yes

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ALPS Mountaineering Mojave Pack Reviews Summary:

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Positive Reviews:

Can't beat the price!

Rating:*****
Since this is my first big pack I only have an opinion on this one but after doing a lot of research before my purchase I just couldn't pass up this deal. While it may be a bit heavier then the more expensive ones it still works beautifully. It is very comfortable and can fit a ton of supplies. The rain cover is a plus and I am very happy with this pack so far.
desanche at REI on 07/20/2009

Negative Reviews:

70L Pack with 50L Straps and Padding

Rating:**
When this pack is fully loaded it rotated away from the shoulders, but the hip belt wouldn't hold the weight (kept slipping over the hips no matter how tightly it was adjusted). At one point my arms turned purple from restricted blood flow. Even after fitting and adjusting in the store, a complete re-adjustment on the trip couldn't make this pack work.
Ned Flanders at REI on 09/11/2009

Neutral Reviews:

Buy the Denali

Rating:***
Alps Mountaineering is a good company that makes some great products with some of the best value you will find. However the Mojave has three issues. They use neoprene bottle pockets and the seams rip. The waist belt is hard to adjust and you have to have it perfect or it will lean to one side. Also the bottle pockets are designed so that you cannot reach the bottles with a full pack. Alps makes a much better pack for $10 more--the Denali 4500. The Denali is the same size but is better designed and has bigger, better pockets. Also---the bottle pockets are functional. The Denali is a great value---we took my wifes Mojave back after just two trips because of the ripped neoprene. Alps is a good company and I am sure they will fix this issue in the future.
Mountain Pop at REI on 08/12/2009