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EMS Women's Long Trail 60 Backpack
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EMS Women's Long Trail 60 Backpack
Fully featured without extraneous straps and clips, the EMS women's Long Trail loads up easy and carries with grace.Features/Benefits:
- Easily adjusted suspension can be quickly adjusted on the trail for comfort
- Shoulder straps are contoured to a woman's shape
- Sliding sternum strap with safety whistle and hydration hose clip
- Wide padded waistbelt with easy cinching closure transfers weight to the hips
- Two hipbelt pockets keep snacks for refueling on the move
- Top loading main compartment with cinching load strap and snow-skirt
- Zipped access to bottom compartment with compartment separator for organization
- Floating top pockets with main compartment and smaller zipped pocket underneath
- Zipped front pocket with two mesh organizer pockets
- Hydration sleeve with clip for hanging bladder; hose ports left and right
- Large mesh side pockets for big water bottles or other on the go gear
- Side compression straps keep an unruly load in place
- Bottom compression straps can be expanded to accommodate a tent or roll mat
- Daisy chains front and top if you must tie on your frying pan
- Gear loops for walking sticks or ice axes
Country of Origin: Imported
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EMS Women's Long Trail 60 Backpack
EMS_Sale Yes Gender Women's Pack Fabric (Primary) 620D nylon
210D nylon
1220D HP cordura nylonFrame Type Internal frame Torso Length 16-18 in. Volume 3661 cu. in. Primary Use Backpacking Weight 4 lb. 11 oz. Shipping Surcharge Yes Weight Capacity 30-50 lb. Volume Range 60-69 Liters Trip Length Extended Trip (>3 nights)
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Pros
- Attractive Design
- Compact and Roomy
- Durable
- Lightweight
- Roomy
Cons
- Poorly contoured shoulder
Best Uses
- Hiking
- Travel
Comments about Eastern Mountain Sports EMS Women's Long Trail 60 Backpack:
I bought this as my very first multi-day hiking backpack. I had the salesperson help me with fitting in the store, and thought I was good to go. I took the pack out on an 8 mile day hike and by the last few hours of the hike, I was totally miserable because the shoulder strap edges were digging into my shoulders at the edges of my collarbone. I tried adjusting the straps in a multitude of ways but no matter what, I still had pain. The pain lasted for 3 days afterward. I just returned the pack yesterday and exchanged it for an Osprey. The salesperson at the store (North Conway, NH) told me that he'd heard similar complaints and that EMS could do a better job of contouring the pack to a woman's form.
- Primary use:
- Personal
- Was this a gift?:
- No
Pros
- Attractive Design
- Comfortable
- Lightweight
Cons
- Not Enough Pockets
Best Uses
Comments about Eastern Mountain Sports EMS Women's Long Trail 60 Backpack:
I rented this pack first for a weekend trek. It was the first time I'd returned from a backpacking trip without sore shoulders or back. Decided it made more sense to buy it rather than fix my old one.
- Primary use:
- Personal
- Was this a gift?:
- No
Pros
- Attractive Design
- Great Features
- Roomy
Cons
Best Uses
- Travel
Comments about Eastern Mountain Sports EMS Women's Long Trail 60 Backpack:
This pack was a holiday gift from my boyfriend, and it was by far my favorite. I stuffed it with more than 50lbs worth of necessities and it held up well, and was pretty comfortable to boot...until I tried to put it on sunburned shoulders. The mesh fabric covering the shoulder straps felt like a cheese-grater on my skin. Made me jealous of the nice, plush straps on his pack! Also, the fabric around the inside zipper of the bottom compartment ripped, but probably due to my own over-zealous packing, not the quality of the bag. Overall, good backpack, just don't push it past capacity and sew some soft fabric to your shoulder contact points.
- Primary use:
- Personal
- Was this a gift?:
- Yes
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Merchant response: Thank you for your review! We're sorry to hear of the sore shoulders but glad to hear the store guide got you into a more comfortable backpack!