OMM Mountain Mover 55+15

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ASIN : B0079JHKY4
Category: Daypacks
Brand: Omm
Rating : 3.0
Reviews : 1

Product Details OMM Mountain Mover 55+15

The absolute epitome of Lean Wei ght design for backpacking, expedition adventure racing and long distance trails.

Daisychain gear attachment points, removable waist harness system, removable lid, stretch mesh bottle pockets for on the move accessibility, adjustable chest strap with integrated whistle, security Key Clip in top and waist pockets, removable Platformat in back, hydration bladder compatible (though bladder not included), will take OMM I Gamy and Chest Pouches.

Features
Lean Weight Chassis (630 grams)
UGR - carries everything from axes to poles to skis
Bladder carry - in internal back pouch, in external side pocket, under MSC
Bottle carry - in mesh side pockets
Removable Platformat back system providingload carrying support
Side mounting ski attachments
Tool carry loop
Removale ice axe loops
Lid compression
Whistle on chest strap
LINK Buckles

• UGR - Universal Gear Rail with webbing loops for gear attachment
• EVA padded shoulder harness
• Removable waist harness system
• Removable lid and top pocket
• Speed opening buckle system for single handed closure and swift access

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Light, but doesn't know if it's a day sack or a backpack
I am the proud owner of an OMM32 which is just superb, but, at 32 litres, a tad too small for weekend camping trips. So I bought this in the hope that it would be the same but bigger. Certainly it is light. It is noticably lighter than 3 other rucksacks I have of similar capacity. The build quality is good, but I was surprised to find one of the four compression straps was on backwards compared to the others - though it doesn't matter. The ability to hold a camelback water bottle is good albeit commonplace. The straps are comfortable and I do like the compression strap 'system'. This would be a good rucksack for multipitch rock climbs. The hood compartment with inner zip also good. The side pouches combined with the compression straps will hold walking poles well. It is clear this sack was designed to hold many different types of equipment externally such as crampons, ice-axes, etc.
However... I do miss the pouches on the waist straps. If the rucksack isn't full or nearly so then...