zzdsport
/
Camping and Hiking
/
Backpacks
/
Day Lumbar Pack
Mountainsmith
Day Lumbar Pack
$99.95
Description

　　The lumbar pack that started the craze in the 80s, the Mountainsmith Day pack lives on in its modern incarnation as a favorite of hikers and outdoor-minded travelers. With a broad swath of versatile uses, this pack tends to become a cherished possession in every outdoor enthusiast’s gear closet. However, it does not stay there long as it gets used daily as a hiking pack, disc golf bag, messenger bag, office briefcase, carry-on travel solution, diaper bag, and whatever else you can think of.

　　Built with ultra-durable ripstop Nylon fabric, the Day lumbar pack will become your outdoor security blanket as it logs countless miles adventuring with you around the world. Though the design honors the 40+ year history of this waist pack and has not changed much in shape, modern features make this version of the Day the best yet.

Footprint sold separately.
Description
Brand:
Mountainsmith
Mfg Sku/Part Number:
23-10020
Gender:
Unisex
Size:
One Size
Pack Volume:
800 in3 / 13 L
Weight:
1.75 lbs / 0.79 kg
Dimensions:
13 x 12 x 6 in. (L x H x D)
Waistbelt Fit:
28 - 48 in.
Materials:
420 Oxford Nylon
420 HD Nylon Ripstop
YKK® Zipper
210d Nylon Liner
Other Features:
  • Tuck-away waistbelt with forward pull adjustment webbing
  • Front stash pocket with elastic cord compression
  • Strapette compatible (sold separately)
  • Interior foam padded sleeve for tablet carry
  • Smartphone-compatible waistbelt pockets (Fits plus-sized phones)
  • FreeFlow ridged EVA backpanel padding
  • Backpanel stash pocket ideal for securing passport, boarding pass, etc.
  • Delta Wing Compression System load adjustment
  • Side reinforced bottle pockets (fits up to 32oz/1L)
  • Inner Sanctum™ interior zippered compartment for small valuables
  • Bright yellow liner promotes visibility
  • Zippered front panel pocket with key clip
  • Bottom panel compression straps
  • Removable 1.5-inch shoulder strap
  • Headphone port
Previous Article：Berkeley Lumbar Next Article：Mantis 2 Waistpack (Fall 2022)
Description
Comments
Welcome to zzdsport comments! Please keep conversations courteous and on-topic. To fosterproductive and respectful conversations, you may see comments from our Community Managers.
Sign up to post
Sort by
Show More Comments
Information Recommendation
...
I Survived Downhill Skiing’s Rowdiest Party
　　Stepping off the train in Kitzbühel, Austria, feels like entering hallowed ground: one of the most famous ski towns in the Alps, chartered in 1271 by Duke Ludwig II of Bavaria. I inhaled the crisp afternoon air and began a short walk to my accommodations, passing fur boutiques and high-end ski shops, medieval churches, and brightly lit, glassed-in hotel lobbies....
Vote for King’s & Queen’s ‘People’s Choice Award’ & Win Cool Ski Gear
　　Two weeks ago, some of the brightest stars in freeride skiing and snowboarding descended on Jackson Hole for the Kings Queens of Corbets competition. And while the King and Queen have been crowned, the Peoples Choice has yet to be awarded. You have until March 3 to vote on the Jackson Hole Kings Queens webpage. Once youve voted, youll be...
Black Diamond Issues Recall of Vision Climbing Harness
　　Black Diamond Equipment issued a recall today for its Vision harness due to premature degradation of its specialized materials and construction. 　　The Vision harness in Black Diamonds recall uses Vectran fibers in the waist belt, leg loops, belay loop, and tie-in points. This material is unique for harnesses. It helps make the Vision one of the lightest, nudging my scale...
Kawasaki Launches Its First 4-Wheel Electric Vehicle, and It Is Not What We Expected
　　Kawasaki is no stranger to producing all forms of internal combustion engines, powering anything from tiny 50cc dirt bikes for kids to massive 20-cylinder diesel marine engines larger than a bus. The NAV 4e is a distinct departure, solely powered by lithium-ion or lead-acid batteries. 　　Kawasaki labels the NAV 4e as a PTV, or personal transportation vehicle. It retains the...
The Trend of Hormone Balancing with Food Is Total B.S.
　　In 2018, I convinced myself my hormones were out of whack. Acne and unusual tiredness are supposedly tell-tale signs that your hormone levels are off—I had both. So, I scheduled an appointment with my physician and asked him to test my hormone levels. 　　A quick blood draw revealed that my androgens, a group of hormones produced by the adrenal gland...
Slingshot 10: Polaris Adds Flash to Celebrate a Decade of Three-Wheel Fun
　　The Polaris Slingshot just turned 10 years old. Thats 10 years of offering an experience thats not quite like anything else on the market — a low-sitting driving position, three wheels, and a big four-cylinder engine. The Slingshot — like many of us with a little age — wants a little more comfort. Today, the brand delivers just that by way...
The Most Comfortable (And Expensive) Boot Liners I’ve Ever Worn: Surefoot Custom Liners & Orthotics Review
　　It was 2 days before Thanksgiving, and Aspen was getting absolutely nuked by an early winter snowstorm. I could almost smell the electric stoke in the air as the ski town buzzed with powder day energy. 　　My timing couldnt have been better. Id come to Aspen to test out the Surefoot custom liner fitting process. The brand claims its custom...
Is Alpaca the New Merino?
　　As a gearhead who mostly tests running shoes and apparel made for high-energy activities, I don’t often fire up about a sweater. But when I pulled on Paka’s  Original Sweater for the first time, I didn’t want to take it off. 　　I wore it while working at my desk. I wore it while walking my dog. I even ran about...
EarthRoamer Ownership: Truths, Triumphs, and Tribulations
　　What if your favorite road trip memories — think scenic campsites, crackling campfires, and stunning wilderness — came with a king-sized bed, a proper bathroom, and the ability to carry 100 gallons of water for hot showers in the middle of nowhere? That’s the EarthRoamer. It’s not just a camper. It’s a rolling sanctuary that dares to combine rugged overland...
Winter Traction That Won’t Break the Bank: Hankook i*cept iZ3 Winter Tire Review
　　Im not a fan of cheaping out on tires. Like shoes and camping mattresses, the things that go between you and the ground are crucial to having a good time (and avoiding the bad ones). Ive also learned the hard way that brands youve never heard of can be far costlier than the premium ones, even if theyre cheaper at...
Three Epic Cross-Country Road Trips to Start Planning Now
　　No adventure compares to driving across the United States. I’ll never forget my first coast-to-coast drive. It was two friends and me, post college, in a beat-up Subaru loaded with everything I owned. We took the long way home, starting in the farmlands of Vermont and making out-of-the-way pitstops for hiking in the Great Smoky Mountains of Tennessee, dining at legendary...
About
Terms and Conditions Privacy policy Cookie Settings Contact Us
Services
Login register
zzdsport Womens Mens Outdoor Activities Camping Camping and Hiking
Links
zpostcode Recruit weather mreligion Yellowpages sport constellation shopping name game directory literature Word tour furnish Lottery tftnews lyrics News digital car dir Edu Finance
Copyright 2023-2026 - www.zzdsport.com All Rights Reserved