Superscrambler Mountain Hardwear Backpack

• Body Fabric: 100D Ripstop Cordura® Nylon
• Large internal pocket allows use of sleeping pad for additional/alternate backpanel cushioning/support
• Additional webbing tabs on front panel can be used to anchor accessory straps, ice axe loops, etc. for added versatility and gear carrying options
• Buckle design is easy to use with gloves
• Removable HardWave framesheet resists round-out and preserves flexibility
• Lightweight top loading design with removable lid pocket
• Fold over main compartment closure with zippered pocket allows use without lid
• Full front daisy chain for attaching ice tools and climbing gear with four side compression straps
• Fully-padded dual-density shoulder straps and low profile mesh hipbelt
• Removable lightweight foam padding in backpanel
• Ideal Usage: Superlight Alpine Climbing
• Pack Capacity: 3050cu in / 49.9cu liters
• Pack Weight: 2 lb. 3 oz. / 1.00 kg.

A unique blend of technology and simplicity in a pack designed for alpinists and trekkers who value lightness above all. The SuperScrambler includes a closedcell foam backpanel pad and Mountain Hardwears unique HardWave thermoformed framesheet that keeps the backpanel flat and smooth, while preserving flexibility. To reduce weight further, remove the framesheet and fold a sleeping pad into the internal backpanel pocket to create a simplified, yet padded, suspension. This is a pack for advanced users who know how to pack for minimum weight and maximum comfort.

Purchase USD$45 or more and get free shipping. The Mountain Hardwear Superscrambler Backpack is available through Altrec.com.

Customer Reviews for the Superscrambler Mountain Hardwear Backpack

Anon. Shopper - August 20, 2010

4.5 stars
This pack is great for what it is: super light weight alpine climbing pack. It takes a bit of thinking to fill this pack in such a way so that it is tall enough & the frame sheet stays in a useful position (a little more difficult if there's not as much stuff to fill it out). The fabric is both a pro & con: super lighte weight & not the burliest (burly enough... holes are repairable when/if they do happen). This is one of the few packs I own that does not chafe my shoulders when making the approach in a tank top... due to the smooth fabric that comes in contact with bare skin.

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