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Finding an equally comfortable home on the back of a bicycle commuter, a day hiker, or teenager headed of to school, the Mountain Hardwear Iguana Day Pack is a lightweight backpack that will carry your load with ease, thanks to a breathable polyester spacer mesh covered back panel and removable waist belt. The multi-use sleeve with carry your notebooks, hydration reservoir or laptop, depending what your day holds and with a 3 organization pockets and a padded sunglasses compartment inside the main compartment you will be sure to find a place everything.
The Iguana from Mountain Hardwear was intended for a daypack, but release it into the wild, and it will survive and thrive in just about any environment. With a suspended multi-use sleeve, thick back panel, barn door pockets, and detachable waist belt, you can take this to class, work, or the trail with equal ease.
The Iguana by Mountain Hardwear if ideal for work, school or a day hike - plenty of pockets and a beefy back panel carry your load with ease.
Whether you’re heading into the mountains for the day, boarding the bus for school, or hopping on a plane for work, the Mountain HardWear Iguana Backpack ensures your essentials stay close at hand. The medium size allows you to stash it under a seat or in your lap, and the beefy back panel lets you carry your load with ease.
Work, school or a day hike, this daypack from Mountain Hardwear has plenty of pockets to carry your load with ease.
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| Access: | Top, panel |
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| Access Types: | Top, side |
| Capacity: | 2000 cu in |
| Gear Loops: | None |
| Hydration Compatible: | Yes |
| Manufacturer Warranty: | Lifetime |
| Material: | 210D Cordura nylon |
| Number of pockets: | Main compartment +3 |
| Pockets: | [External] 1 front, 2 side; [Internal] 1 main, 1 MP3, 1 sunglass, 1 laptop sleeve |
| Rain Cover: | No |
| Recommended Use: | Travel, school, work |
| Reinforcement fabric: | Nylon |
| Shovel Pocket: | No |
| Ski Carry: | No |
| Snowboard Carry: | No |
| Suspension: | Molded back panel |
| Volume: | 1950cu in (31.95L) |
| Waist-belt: | Yes, removable |
| Weight: | 2lb (920g) |
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BOMBER PACK | |
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This pack is the beez-neez! It's the perfect pack for someone who is obsessed with being ready for anything whether it be on your favorite trail or a bike commute to work or class. Lots and lots of pockets and nooks and crannies to this pack. The stretchy front mesh pocket is brilliant...I've put my helmet, light rain jacket, t-shirts, you name it in that thing making it so easy to shed layers without going out of your way to stuff them down in the pack or risk losing them through improv. storage. The sunglass pouch is smartly located on the front side of the rear main zip preventing your cargo from crunching your shades. The water bladder pouch is huge and has the potential for making this pack a comfortable one nighter in the woods if ever needed. I could tell this was a sturdy pack when either a strap or loop on my pack got hung up on my storm door handle and broke the door handle right off...more concerned about my pack than the handle I scanned my pack for a hole or damage and it didn't have a scratch or tear. ENOUGH SAID...THIS IS A GREAT PACK WORTH THE MONEY | |
| cp73222569 at Backcountry.com on 09/30/2009 | |
Baller | |
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This pack is exactly what I wanted... Plenty of space, the laptop compartment is padded at the bottom, front mesh pocket is very versatile, fits superb, more than enough pockets, good construction quality, and it was relatively cheap considering I switched from the Arcteryx Blade 24 (which I don't recommend). I'm going to use this exclusively as a school pack, but since I've recieved it, I can tell it's going to get many more uses. This is only the 2nd MH product I've bought, and I must say they won me over with this one. 5 stars. | |
| Joel at Backcountry.com on 10/18/2009 | |
B-awesome pack | |
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| I use this pack mostly for college and it works excellent. I've used it for a daypack as well and it's a little on the heavy side but overall I'm very impressed. I've had this pack for nearlly a year and it looks brand new, all the zippers work fine, and it shows very little sign of wear. The only beef I had was with the sunglasses pouch, if you like bent sunglasses then it's perfect but otherwise it's worthless | |
| Keith at Mountain Gear on 04/20/2009 | |
"The best pack I have ever owned. Period." | |
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| If you like to bike, hike, climb, carry books, or just look cool this is the pack! I was a little worried about not seeing it before I purchased it but it was far better than what I expected. It can hold a bike helmet and all my books for class. I also use it while collecting rocks. It is very durable, I used it for 45 days in Antarctica carrying heavy rock samples everyday. Just buy it. | |
| Spencer at Moosejaw on 12/12/2008 | |
"The backpack of your dreams" | |
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| This is the best backpack I've ever had. For anybody who as struggled to keep their load supported, tackled self-opening zippers, or suffered through an uncomfortable fit, this bag addresses all of those problems. The cut of the bag, high zipper placement and the comfortable mesh backing and straps makes this pack extremely comfortable to wear. The build quality seems really good and the pack looks cool too. | |
| Barrett at Moosejaw on 07/17/2008 | |
Phenomenal! | |
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| This pack is awesome, tons of room. I am able to pack a change of clothes and extra shoes and I still have room for books. Side pouches are great for other items like water bottles or a bike seat cover. Plenty of phenomenal pockets inside. The back support really fits well on my back and it distributes the pressure nice and evenly. | |
| JEANNE FARAHAY at Altrec on 09/11/2009 | |
"Buy it and give your old bag to someone who needs it." | |
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| I needed a bag that had a place for everything. This bag is it. My laptop fits snugly and the tether keeps it secure. Baby nalgenes basically disappear in the outer side pockets. You'll sit there for hours trying to figure out how so much stuff can fit into a normal bag. Mountain Hardwear really hit a home run with this design. | |
| Mason at Moosejaw on 08/13/2008 | |
Rockin Pack. | |
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This is a really well built pack. Lots of storage space inside which is well thought out.Small detail pockets are placed in good spots. Stiching and materials are first rate. Space for computer is right on. Waist belt is basically a strap. For me, travelling and the occaisional day outing, its more than enough. | |
| Chris m at Backcountry.com on 06/08/2009 | |
"Pretty sweet!" | |
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| As a school backpack, I would say that this bag is a little big, but it is great for organizing everything and carrying a laptop. I have taken it with me on a weekend hike, and it conformed to my body very well. It has plenty of room for everything I needed. | |
| Tyler at Moosejaw on 10/14/2007 | |
"Great Bag, Lots of Pockets" | |
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| A little long for those of us of the short persuasion but a great backpack overall. It has a plethora of pockets and the main compartment holds considerably more than it looks. This backpack is great for everyday use and is big enough for longer trips as well. | |
| Amy at Moosejaw on 06/09/2009 | |
