drakkar wrote:Excellent, how do they fair as a standalone pack without the balance bags?
Fantastic, but the balance pockets offer so much benefit that I can't imagine anyone taking them off.
drakkar wrote:Excellent, how do they fair as a standalone pack without the balance bags?
drakkar wrote:Excellent, how do they fair as a standalone pack without the balance bags?
Strider wrote:Those straps are for converting the balance pockets into a daypack.
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GPSGuided wrote:drakkar wrote:Excellent, how do they fare as a standalone pack without the balance bags?
No problem at all. For me, their hip belt harness is the most comfortable design I've tried. The only negative is, without the balance pockets, there's no pockets for small items in ready access ie. No hip belt pockets that some traditional packs have.
Taurë-rana wrote:Interesting timing for reopening this thread, I've just taken the plunge and bought a pack. It is an Aarn Natural Balance pack and I had the opportunity to well and truly try it on and have it fitted in Melbourne today. I'm a bit nervous about it as it's a bit different, but it's comfortable and I really like the balance with the front pockets on. Time will tell whether I have made the right choice.
Nixfix wrote:
I'm just wondering if anyone has any info/feedback on the size of the hipbelt of the Aarn Mountain Magic model? According to the website, they don't come in sizes, but are sewn-in and come in "one size to fit all body sizes".
Would also love to find out if any short, er, petite ladies out there find the Mountain front pockets too long for their torso?
Nixfix wrote:What size pockets do you have? .
Joynz wrote:How can I post a photo to the site - doesn’t seem to be any option...?
Joynz wrote:How can I post a photo to the site - doesn’t seem to be any option...?
bernieq wrote:Here's a link to photo upload instructions : viewtopic.php?f=9&t=562
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