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Question: what is the max waist size on this pack?
Document: I'm a 5'0&#34; 110lb female, and I was worried any pack I ordered wouldn't fit properly. I read the reviews and saw this pack is the trim fit, so I figured I'd try it. It is very comfortable and lightweight. The straps are adjustable, and I have it set so all of the straps (including the very padded waist belt-which I love) sit at the perfect spot. I can't wait to take it on my trip!
This is a very nice back pack. I haven't used it yet but it seems like it will do the job. I was able to stuff my sleeping bag in the bottom space compartment and over all its a good size back pack.
I saw this pack and it was on sale, so I ordered it. It arrived on time and everything was great! The insert on the pack was labeled trim fit for smaller torsos! What? The write up didn't say anything about torso size when I ordered it. I wound up returning this one and ordered the titan 65 for standard torso sizes.
For my needs, I wish I had ordered 65 L size, but rolled with it because I had ordered it for a trip. This is a high-quality, sturdy pack with a lot of storage if you know how to pack it right. The rain protector is attached to the bottom in a small compartment--that's a cool feature. (I thought it had not been included and was about to call customer service when I discovered it.) The sleeping bag compartment didn't fit my large Kelty (30-deg) bag even with a compression sack.
The size of the pack is great. It fit all my gear for this past weekend's spring backpacking trip to Zaleski State Forest in Ohio. However:1)  The biggest issue I had is one of the straps ripped after only four hours of use. Four hours into the trip it ripped off! See the picture I uploaded. Very disappointed.2)  Sternum strap is useless. It moves too freely and would always end up at my neck. I kept it unbuckled for most of the trip.3)  The weather was good, so I packed light.
This bag is better than advertised. It has what seems like countless pockets for your gear and its size, even the 55, allows you to pack an incredible amount of gear at once. I ordered the 55 slim because I wanted a smaller, bug-out or grab-n-go-type bag and it was much bigger than I anticipated. I am 5'10&#34; 180lbs and athletic and the shoulder straps fit me perfectly and with plenty of room to spare. I would recommend the High Sierra Tech Series internal frame backpacks to anyone and will be buying at least another for myself.
I purchased this pack for my 11 year old son for a weekend backpacking trip. The pack was a perfect fit for his size (5 feet, 90 pounds). The sternum height adjustment fit his size perfectly, and the overall size of the pack was a good fit for him with the weight distributed evenly.There is plenty of storage for a sleeping bag, food, water and a change of clothes for a two or three day trip. I didn't try adding a tent to the pack, but it would be a very tight squeeze.The internal compartment has a zippered divider about 2/3 of the way down.
bought this for a 11 day trip to New Zealand, this has side access along w/ bottom access. lots of pockets and a built in rain pouch. This also fits in the overhead, so there was no waiting at baggage claim after the flight.the adjustable shoulder/waist straps are a nice touch.
Nice quality bag, good size, came just as expected. Plenty of space for all of the essentials for any outing.
Just the right bag and just the right size. The fit is also great. I'm around 5'3 and 130 lbs.
Answer: yes