Montane Switch 20 Daypack

Product Information

Many day packs come as one-size-fits-all, which might be fine for anyone roughly middle sized, but will almost invariably fail to suit smaller or larger users. Finance is provided by PayPal Credit (a trading name of PayPal UK Ltd, Whittaker House, Whittaker Avenue, Richmond-Upon-Thames, Surrey, United Kingdom, TW9 1EH). I find it uncomfortable after a couple of hours, and will not be using the Azote 32 after this review.

Then contact your credit card company, it may take some time before your refund is officially posted. Thanks, in my view, to this sloppy interface between shoulder straps and weight, the centre of gravity is far back, and the load feels poorly balanced. If you are inclined to take one of those big tartan flasks for your tea then this is definitely not for you. A fully versatile pack from Montane, the Switch 20 Daypack is as comfortable on the hills as it is in the city.

This expertise is used to create a collection of mountaineering, mountain walking and trail running clothing that is developed to withstand the most extreme conditions and environments, allowing everybody who experiences the quality of Montane to go FURTHER. The 103 third parties who use cookies on this service do so for their purposes of displaying and measuring personalized ads, generating audience insights, and developing and improving products. For me, the back system simply feels too floppy to support the larger capacity and lidded design, whereas with the smaller zipped alternative I can see that same softness proving to be an asset rather than a drawback.

CONTACT Air Mesh Plus panels placed on the shoulder straps, hip fins and back pad will provide much-needed ventilation. In the larger size 32 version, the latter is a deal breaker for me, though other users - probably a fair bit smaller than me - might get on with it. foot, and with a reasonably long back, I frequently find daypacks with a fixed back length to be a little short on me. There may be exceptions, but in general by the time you get up around this sort of capacity it can be good to have some structure within the back of a pack.Montane have put a gap for a water bladder between the back system and the body of the pack, and this makes the two parts feel rather detached from one another. Aimed at those looking for a minimalist yet durable pack for mountain and alpine trips, the Core 35 prioritises functionality over unnecessary features. A fully versatile pack, the Switch 20 Daypack from Montane is as comfortable on the hills as it is in the city. The 100 denier ripstop nylon fabric that most of the pack is made from feels both light and tough, and build quality seems good.