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Thorn Green Large Overview:
- Average Weight: 4lbs 11oz
- Volume: 3850in3
- Fabrics: 420D Nylon, 420D Mini-Ripstop Polyester
- Medium Size
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13 of 16 people found the following review helpful 
Above and Beyond a normal climb, July 16, 2011 By This review is from: The North Face Terra 65 (Misc.) Hello Everyone,
I guess I will be the first to review this item. I want to go over in detail on the extremities I put this backpack through and what I have planned for the future with this pack.
I went on a 2 day hike with my father-in-law up the Estrella mountain in Phoenix, AZ. The mountain peak is over 4500 ft in elevation and base starts at just around 1100 ft. I purchased this backpack specifically for this trip and I am glad to say I will be using this backpack more in the future. I don't take hiking lightly and this backpack held up to my specs. If you are interested in the conditions I put this backpack through than read the next paragraph. If not than skip to the pros and cons below:
As previously stated my father-in-law and I went on a hike that was around 3500 ft change in elevation. We were in the dead middle of the desert hiking this mountain. There are no streams, rivers, or lakes nearby. We had to carry everything from water, rope, tent,... Read more
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful GREAT Pack - With a few minor modifications, it would be 5-Stars., December 26, 2012 Amazon Verified Purchase This review is from: The North Face Terra 65 (Misc.) After living/working in Africa, Europe, Asia, The Middle East, Central America and, of course, the U.S, having kit that I can rely upon, to function in the best and worst of conditions, is essential. This pack is CAVERNOUS, and holds everything I need for 5-7 days in "the bush", it customizes to my frame easily (5'8" 79kg), dries quickly, and with a little water proofing, keeps things relatively dry. The side zipper is good for access, but not great, and the sleeping bag compartment can hold a blanket - NOT a sleeping bag - just FYI. That being said, if the zippers were a little heavier, like REI puts on most of their packs, I'd give this bag 5 stars. It's light, strong, durable and worth every penny - regardless of how serious/recreational the user might be.
1 of 2 people found the following review helpful 
Love it, June 7, 2012 By Alex (Los Angeles,CA) - See all my reviews This review is from: The North Face Terra 65 (Misc.) I just returned from a two day hiking/backpacking trip and the pack preformed great. It's well padded and it had plenty of room for everything that I had with me. I especially liked the stretchy pouch on the outside of the pack. I was able to stuff it full of a lot of extras I needed to keep handy.
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| 13 of 16 people found the following review helpful Above and Beyond a normal climb, By This review is from: The North Face Terra 65 (Misc.) Hello Everyone,I guess I will be the first to review this item. I want to go over in detail on the extremities I put this backpack through and what I have planned for the future with this pack. I went on a 2 day hike with my father-in-law up the Estrella mountain in Phoenix, AZ. The mountain peak is over 4500 ft in elevation and base starts at just around 1100 ft. I purchased this backpack specifically for this trip and I am glad to say I will be using this backpack more in the future. I don't take hiking lightly and this backpack held up to my specs. If you are interested in the conditions I put this backpack through than read the next paragraph. If not than skip to the pros and cons below: As previously stated my father-in-law and I went on a hike that was around 3500 ft change in elevation. We were in the dead middle of the desert hiking this mountain. There are no streams, rivers, or lakes nearby. We had to carry everything from water, rope, tent,... Read more 2 of 2 people found the following review helpful GREAT Pack - With a few minor modifications, it would be 5-Stars., Amazon Verified Purchase This review is from: The North Face Terra 65 (Misc.) After living/working in Africa, Europe, Asia, The Middle East, Central America and, of course, the U.S, having kit that I can rely upon, to function in the best and worst of conditions, is essential. This pack is CAVERNOUS, and holds everything I need for 5-7 days in "the bush", it customizes to my frame easily (5'8" 79kg), dries quickly, and with a little water proofing, keeps things relatively dry. The side zipper is good for access, but not great, and the sleeping bag compartment can hold a blanket - NOT a sleeping bag - just FYI. That being said, if the zippers were a little heavier, like REI puts on most of their packs, I'd give this bag 5 stars. It's light, strong, durable and worth every penny - regardless of how serious/recreational the user might be. 1 of 2 people found the following review helpful Love it, By Alex (Los Angeles,CA) - See all my reviews This review is from: The North Face Terra 65 (Misc.) I just returned from a two day hiking/backpacking trip and the pack preformed great. It's well padded and it had plenty of room for everything that I had with me. I especially liked the stretchy pouch on the outside of the pack. I was able to stuff it full of a lot of extras I needed to keep handy. |
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