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Question: How well does this pack work for women? I'm 5'4" and worried this may be too big. I do need a ~60L pack.
Document: Love backpacking with this! It has all the pockets I need and then some. I was worried it'd be too big for me (5'2&#34;) but it adjusts very well. Looks huge on me but it definitely distributes the weight well. Go for it!
This bag seems to fit me ok but I am not a very big guy. I'm about 5'9 - 5'10 and it is a close fit. I think it will work just perfectly for me but if you are above 6 ft or anything, beware(then again I am pretty new to backpacking and this is MY first pack).Overall:In the end, I bought this smaller bag over the cheaper and larger cuscus bags because of the many reviews those had with cheap build quality.
This is a great bag and I highly recommend it to those considering purchasing it. It has been through multiple trips in the last six months and has been sturdy the whole time. Some things to watch out for:  The sleeping bag compartment is very small. Not big enough for my cold weather bag, but held my wet weather gear and extra shoes. I am worried that the zipper on the sleeping bag compartment will not hold, it tends to get stuck and might need replacing soon.
The delivery was extremely fast and well boxed. The ajustments on the pack for height was very good for my wife 5'4&#34; and myself 5'11&#34;. Using it more as a bugout bag. It should carry all that we need for a 30 day stay.
I'm 6'2" and tried this bag after having difficulty with the Fox 75 + 10. It's an excellent bag for the price and fits a lot better (longer torso) than the Fox 75. It's a bit smaller and may require more thoughtful (or creative) packing but, as I learned, comfort is paramount if you're going 12 miles in the back country.The features on the pack are well designed, and the build is the same excellent quality of the Fox 75.
The vertical compression straps work well to shrink the height of the pack. Makes it feel smaller than it is when out on the trail.One particular feature I like is the fact that behind the side pockets, there is a pass through for trekking poles, tent poles, tripod, monopod, or whatever else you need of that general size & shape. The pockets that this slides behind are floated, so you don't lose the ability to use the pockets. This is just a smart design.
I took this on a ~4 mile test hike this weekend to make sure it will work for backpacking. I was loaded with about 29 pounds of gear, including a REI camp dome 4 tent. At first I was worried because the top of the pack was hanging off my back, but then my hiking partner noticed there are straps that go along the top of the shoulder pads to the top of the pack. Once we tightened those it was MUCH better.
I was worried about finding a pack big enough for me (6'6- 225). However, this pack fits me perfectly. Took it with me to Latin America and did some camping and backpacking. Worked perfectly.
I love this pack, it hold everything really well and has some great pockets! My only complaint is that the straps are a little rough feeling on my shoulders. No big deal, I'm sure overtime it will soften up a bit :-)
The top of the bag has straps as well, which I find to be perfect to hold down a sleeping pad. With the sleeping bag and pad fastened to the exterior of this, I highly doubt if the rain fly will work now, so I will need a waterproof sack for them. There is an internal zipper between the lower and upper compartment- you can open it and have 1 deep compartment instead of 2 separate ones. Everything appears durable. I have to agree with the positive reviews on this one!
Answer: yes