USWE Airborne 9L Hydration Pack Orange/Grey, One Size

I bought this pack for mountain biking. The no Dancing monkey system is amazing. with a full pack you get no bouncing around or movement. Plus the fact that the pack stays high on your back makes it very comfortable and stable. The back padding is nice and thick so it allows airflow for sweat. The front pouch holds tools and other things nicely with 3 elastic bands and 2 slots to put things in. there is enough stretch in the drop area for gloves and a helmet if you wrap your chinstrap around. The top phone pocket is too small for something like a Note 10 which is what I have but it will fit a wallet and keys nicely. One thing i wish is the large pocket had maybe a flap at the top that can hold a larger phone/MP3 player near the top. The bladder is in its own pouch held with and elastic top. I wish the old zipper system was in place but this works. I recommend you put the pouch in empty then fill it while its in the back. makes things much easier.All in all this is a great back and the additions like the gopro chest mount and seperate large phone holder make it great for anyone.

Love it

Picture clearly shows detachable cell phone case on the harness which mine did not come with. Some reviewers apparently got one, others did not. It was one of the reasons I ordered this one. Seller needs to change the picture so there are no other disappointed buyers. The pack itself is pretty nice with a really good harness system.

Originally I purchased the Airborne 3 and decided that it just wasn't quite big enough. The Airborne 9 is perfect for me and the fit is great! Plenty of storage and you don't even notice the pack on your back riding down the trails. Pro tip- cut and squeeze and lemon and fill the bladder up with water, be sure to remove the air, and place in the freezer. Once frozen, remove and let thaw out and rinse out to remove the "garden hose" taste from the bladder.

I love the looks and functionalities or this bladder bag and even the looks but the way the straps come together to the buckle it rest on my chest diaphragm and when bag is has water and gear in it. It hangs and puts pressure on chest. So when I’m doing a climb or heavy pedaling it feels like I can’t get that little extra pull of air into my lungs. At first I thought is there something wrong with me. My chest is a 42 and I’m 210 pounds @ 5,9 tall. Maybe a skinny rider might not have problems. And I can’t adjust straps any more. So it sad I spent 140 for this bad design and now past return date

My wife and I both have these now. We use them for mtb riding and I sometimes use it on my moto. Theres enough room so stuff a rain shell, bike tools and some food. the retention system is unique. Weve owned a lot of packs, eagle, osprey, dakine, camelbak etc. This is one of our favorites!

Like the title says …Great design but poor quality. I ride MTB 3-5 times week so I did put this pack through a lot. However, after 2.5 years of use it started coming apart at the seams (literally the stitching started coming apart). I sent pictures and requested a warranty replacement since it was obviously a manufacturing defect to which they denied. I loved the pack while it lasted but for $150 I would expect it to last longer.

If you are on the hefty side, this bag may not work for you. There are very minimal adjustments. It will not move around on you. I didn't think the money spent was worth the material it's made from. The harness part is made from very high quality material but the bag itself felt thin and flimsy. It is very light weight though.

Después de varios meses de uso para lugares cálidos no es funcional mete mucho calor en toda tu espalda y si llega a molestar después de 3 horas de estarla cargando ahora voy por una riñonera