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ArcTeryx Miura 30 Backpack Black Tall Overview:
- Two top grab handles
- RollTop closure
- Full length side zippers with security snap closuers
- Two internal gear racking loops
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ArcTeryx Miura 30 Backpack Black Tall Reviews
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful 
From Alaska to Argentina by land and back., September 9, 2012 This review is from: Arc'teryx Miura 30 Backpack - 1831-2136cu in (Misc.) For over two years I traveled from Alaska to Argentina by land, pursuing the art of photography. Rather than going for a 60-70L commonly preferred for long-term travel, I instead chose the Miura 30L as an 'ultralight' pack. Not much equipment can stand the test of rigorous use, but this one can. Not only did it survive 20+ countries with over 2+ years of everyday use, but it also came with me to travel across the US, and then to Asia for 8 months. The zippers - common failure point - are heavy duty and will likely outlast the material. Use of a compression sack for my clothes and a careful moderation of camera equipment (Canon EOS 5D, Canon 17-40, Canon 50mm 1.8 and Canon 70-200mm F/4 IS) proved to be a huge win for what was a highly mobile and light travel experience.
Pros:
* Zipper durability
* Easy to access once zipped down on both sides
* Very comfortable, great weight distribution
* External compartment for waterproof cover + waterproof jacket... Read more
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful 
Durable rope bag with few features., March 18, 2012 By Roger (Brunswick, Me United States) - See all my reviews This review is from: Arc'teryx Miura 30 Backpack - 1831-2136cu in (Misc.) This bag is bomb proof - I'll give it that. But, this bag is made to stash a full rope and clip on some protection -or, ski boots after you've shed you're climbers ... nothing more. If you're thinking about bringing this hiking, you'll find a lot better products at this price point. This is a minimalist transport pack (with beefy weight). If you're looking for a sturdy duffle bag with back straps, this pack is for you. I was highly disappointed expecting more versatility.
The top/full open access is true, but opens more than you desire when only waiting to access a few top, packed items (the side zippers slide too easily). With a self-made padded insert, I now only use this to transport some of my bulky camera gear on trips.
Pros:
High quality build.
Cinch straps stay put.
Easy access for large items.
Comfortable fit (but with some struggle with back stays).
Cons:
Folder-over top flap extends sharply beyond back panel.
Cheap... Read more
Comfortable to wear, sweet access, but some features are misleading, September 4, 2011 By This review is from: Arc'teryx Miura 30 Backpack - 1831-2136cu in (Misc.) I bought this pack for lighter climbing approaches and as a higher-capacity bullet pack, but have found a few of the features fall short. The dumpster-style main compartment with side-zippers is pretty nice for access while hanging on a wall or at the base (two handles are strong), but you definitely can't overpack it as the roll-top won't close securely. No problem, just use the front straps for attaching a rope or extra stuff. But wait... are those plastic buckles and open metal clips holding those straps on? I wouldn't feel secure strapping anything on there I couldn't afford to lose. It might be okay for a jacket, but if the strap loosens at all (ie. gear shifts inside) the clips could (and did) come off. Absolutely would not hike or climb with a rope hanging off the front... sets center of gravity too far back and just can't trust plastic buckles with forces at that angle. Also makes that outside compartment inaccessible. And you can't reliably clip anything to those straps for... Read more
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| 1 of 1 people found the following review helpful From Alaska to Argentina by land and back., This review is from: Arc'teryx Miura 30 Backpack - 1831-2136cu in (Misc.) For over two years I traveled from Alaska to Argentina by land, pursuing the art of photography. Rather than going for a 60-70L commonly preferred for long-term travel, I instead chose the Miura 30L as an 'ultralight' pack. Not much equipment can stand the test of rigorous use, but this one can. Not only did it survive 20+ countries with over 2+ years of everyday use, but it also came with me to travel across the US, and then to Asia for 8 months. The zippers - common failure point - are heavy duty and will likely outlast the material. Use of a compression sack for my clothes and a careful moderation of camera equipment (Canon EOS 5D, Canon 17-40, Canon 50mm 1.8 and Canon 70-200mm F/4 IS) proved to be a huge win for what was a highly mobile and light travel experience.Pros: * Zipper durability * Easy to access once zipped down on both sides * Very comfortable, great weight distribution * External compartment for waterproof cover + waterproof jacket... Read more 1 of 1 people found the following review helpful Durable rope bag with few features., By Roger (Brunswick, Me United States) - See all my reviews This review is from: Arc'teryx Miura 30 Backpack - 1831-2136cu in (Misc.) This bag is bomb proof - I'll give it that. But, this bag is made to stash a full rope and clip on some protection -or, ski boots after you've shed you're climbers ... nothing more. If you're thinking about bringing this hiking, you'll find a lot better products at this price point. This is a minimalist transport pack (with beefy weight). If you're looking for a sturdy duffle bag with back straps, this pack is for you. I was highly disappointed expecting more versatility.The top/full open access is true, but opens more than you desire when only waiting to access a few top, packed items (the side zippers slide too easily). With a self-made padded insert, I now only use this to transport some of my bulky camera gear on trips. Pros: High quality build. Cinch straps stay put. Easy access for large items. Comfortable fit (but with some struggle with back stays). Cons: Folder-over top flap extends sharply beyond back panel. Cheap... Read more Comfortable to wear, sweet access, but some features are misleading, By This review is from: Arc'teryx Miura 30 Backpack - 1831-2136cu in (Misc.) I bought this pack for lighter climbing approaches and as a higher-capacity bullet pack, but have found a few of the features fall short. The dumpster-style main compartment with side-zippers is pretty nice for access while hanging on a wall or at the base (two handles are strong), but you definitely can't overpack it as the roll-top won't close securely. No problem, just use the front straps for attaching a rope or extra stuff. But wait... are those plastic buckles and open metal clips holding those straps on? I wouldn't feel secure strapping anything on there I couldn't afford to lose. It might be okay for a jacket, but if the strap loosens at all (ie. gear shifts inside) the clips could (and did) come off. Absolutely would not hike or climb with a rope hanging off the front... sets center of gravity too far back and just can't trust plastic buckles with forces at that angle. Also makes that outside compartment inaccessible. And you can't reliably clip anything to those straps for... Read more |
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