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A MID-SIZE BACK-TO-SCHOOL PACK The Dakine's Campus 25-liter pack offers back-to-school utility for mid-size loads. The design follows the lead of the Campus 33-liter backpack and replaces our Prom 25-liter bag. It is packed with features including a large main compartment with a padded laptop sleeve and plenty of room for books and binders. A handy insulated pocket keeps lunch and snacks cool, while a mix of organizer pockets keeps school-day essentials easy to grab. It's available in a wide range of prints and colors to suit your taste. Founded in Hawaii in 1979 and located at the base of Mt. Hood in Hood River, Oregon, Dakine builds backpacks, travel bags, and accessories, outerwear and clothing for people who love to surf, snowboard, skateboard, mountain bike, ski, windsurf, kiteboard and travel. Progress Is In Our DNA We're challenging you to chase the unknown. To push against predictable and break away from comfort - to surf new breaks, ride steeper terrain, go where the wind howls and the trails push past the horizon. To go where you've never gone, do what you've never done and revel in the experience. We'll be right there with you.

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 I’ve been using my Dakine backpack for 6+yrs and it’s still well framed & looks beautiful. Most importantly, Dakine always, always! use THE BEST ZIPPERS of all in the market, when other expensive bags use pathetic zippers it breaks after an year pr two! I don’t know what Dakine guys are doing, but please keep going! You are doing AWESOME.

I’ve been using Dakine products from 2012 at wakeboarding and still a fan. This time I bought this backpack for my husband and he is so very happy with the sturdiness and simple/graceful design and amazing material. I’ve been using my Dakine backpack for 6+yrs and it’s still well framed & looks beautiful. Most importantly, Dakine always, always! use THE BEST ZIPPERS of all in the market, when other expensive bags use pathetic zippers it breaks after an year pr two! I don’t know what Dakine guys are doing, but please keep going! You are doing AWESOME

Always supreme quality

 You know you know what you need a thought, but it is got that line in there, which i think is pretty essential nowadays. Finally, what you've got behind the cool apartment? It'S just an extra smaller grab pouch. So it's sectioned out. It'S got a little zip area in the back for anything, you know that you really want to keep secure

 That means you can chuck them in. You know where they are they're not going to get bumped about in your bag, if you put them in another compartment and and it's going to stop them from getting scratched. So, for me, a great feature: you've got your two side: pockets for curry and drinks, etc and in your main compartment just get that out. You'Ve got it sectioned out, so you've got a laptop compartment in the back there

 I see just a smaller version of the bigger bag, oaken up sorry. Finally, economic straps, with the aim with a sternum plate on there. It'S fully adjustable really nice and comfortable padded as all to kind bags are and if you'd, like any more information, we've got the product page below in the links. If you want any questions or comments, please don't hesitate to pop them in and don't forget to subscribe to our channel for all sorts of other product reviews, how-to, videos etc, and thank you very much for your time

 So it's sectioned out. It'S got a little zip area in the back for anything, you know that you really want to keep secure. I would put see a wallet or keys in there and your little pouches for organizing. So if you want to put a phone in or pens or anything like that and fit them in there, and also just a good little extra bag for stuff, you need to get your hands on quick and sort like

 It'S fully adjustable really nice and comfortable padded as all to kind bags are and if you'd, like any more information, we've got the product page below in the links. If you want any questions or comments, please don't hesitate to pop them in and don't forget to subscribe to our channel for all sorts of other product reviews, how-to, videos etc, and thank you very much for your time. Albanian and I'll see you all again soon. Cheerio 

DAKINE CAMPUS 25L BACKPACK: Product review

 Towards the rear, you’ll find a laptop sleeve that’s well-padded on the front and back side. All in all, it’s a simple main compartment with an emphasis on space.

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 It is a dual zippered pocket with an organizer for your pens, pencils, earbuds and all your gear, it's quite deep in here and can hold a fair bit of stuff. It'S also got a small zippered pocket inside for all your valuables, that you don't want falling out. It'S great for keeping your life organized and the final pocket here is your laptop pocket. It can handle a 15-inch laptop

 The approximate height of this backpack is 20 inches and the approximate width is 15 inches. It'S definitely a little bit taller than other backpacks that i've seen out in the market. So let's go through the pockets here. The first one has a vertical zipper where you can slide all your things right into it

 It'S great for keeping your life organized and the final pocket here is your laptop pocket. It can handle a 15-inch laptop. It'S padded here against your back and partially padded on the other side. There'S also plenty of space here for all your other gear

Dakine Campus 33L Backpack Overview

Just needed to tug my laptop, Ipad, and my cables with me, but also has room for a few notebooks and a small lunch. Sleek and somewhat minimalist style. Shoulder straps are comfortable.

Just what I needed

 I had bought a more recent version of the prom backpack, but was thoroughly disappointed with how bulky it became when putting things in there. This one stays compact perfectly i'll, definitely miss my zebra stripes from my old backpack, but i definitely enjoy the chest strap and how deep all the pockets are. There are just as many as my original prom backpack, which is important, and it has that cooler pocket which is perfect for a sandwich on a hike love. This product has multiple compartments, a mini insulated pocket in the front that fits at least three to four water bottles

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 So it gives you a huge amount of room if you like me, and try to take everything but the kitchen sink with you to college mmm. Nice little convenient carry handle on the top for when you're carrying it about during the day, and then you've got two front pockets which, hopefully you can see here, one just for nice little bits. This is actually an insulated cooler pocket. So if you want to put a call kind of pop in there, you can always stick it in or whatever else energy drinks, whatever you use, want to drink these days and inside that there's another front: easy access, pocket which is really sort of your organizer pockets Or for pens calculators you for maybe in there gives you loads of different compartments for different beats and paces again for any loose items

 So everything you need from sort of a school campus college, backpack, really nice, big, laptop padded compartment in there and you've got a real large in a second. So again, I'm terrible for filling me bags full of hoodies and all sorts as well as buying this folder stuff, like that. So it gives you a huge amount of room if you like me, and try to take everything but the kitchen sink with you to college mmm. Nice little convenient carry handle on the top for when you're carrying it about during the day, and then you've got two front pockets which, hopefully you can see here, one just for nice little bits

 So should last you years, ergonomically designed straps fully adjustable on the back again with a sternum strap. If you want that extra em that extra sort of security on there, but again just a real comfortable everyday pack, you got any questions or comments pop them below don't forget to Like share and subscribe to our Channel, be much appreciated. Thank you very much. For your time, our bein Ian and I'll speak you all again, so cheerio 

Dakine Campus 33L Backpack: Product Review

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Once again, against relentless competition from other brands, the Gossamer Gear Mariposa holds its place at the top of the fleet. This pack balances comfort with an emphasis on lightweight design in a way that is unparalleled. The feature set is thoughtful and useful but not overkill. It provides plenty of external-carry options without feeling weighed down by superfluous bells and whistles. The Mariposa had our favorite stretchy back mesh pocket, which was large enough to store extra layers, snacks, and other items we wanted to quickly access. It fits a bear canister and can carry a heavy load but can also be compressed to comfortably carry a smaller load. The fabrics used in its design are durable and lightweight; miles of bushwacking and talus-crossing hardly left a scratch. 
Marketed as a 60-liter pack, the Mariposa can carry up to 64 liters when stuffed to the brim. For some, this may feel like too much room for an ultralight pack, as the more room you have, the more you may end up filling with unnecessary gear. It isn't the lightest in our review, though its 2.5-pound total weight and 14g/L weight-to-volume ratio are impressive. Plus, its slightly heavier weight added a level of comfort that was hard to beat. 

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Gossamer Gear is a household name in ultralight backpacking, with a popular collection of packs for a range of adventures. Their largest capacity hauler, the Mariposa 60, is one of our go-tos for everything from quick overnights to week-long missions. Despite the sub-2-pound build (for the medium frame and hipbelt), it offers 60 liters of capacity spread out between a main compartment and seven exterior pockets, and is impressively supportive for loads up to 35 pounds (we took it right up to the limit). What’s more, the feature set is clearly designed by experienced thru-hikers: You get a tall side pocket to stash a tent or shelter, two pockets on the right side for water bottles and a filter, a stretchy rear pocket that offers quick access to essentials, large hipbelt pockets, and a bear-canister-compatible main compartment. Uniquely, the removable foam backpanel is located on the outside of the pack for easy accessibility and doubles as a great sit pad for trail-side breaks and camp life.

The Mariposa joins the Circuit above as one of the most popular cottage-brand UL packs on the trail. But while the Gossamer Gear is the clear winner in terms of weight, it falls short of the ULA in a few key ways: First off, the fabric is noticeably thinner, which will be of little concern to most recreational hikers (our pack has held up well to general use and abuse) but noticeable for those who spend months of each year on the trail. Further, the Mariposa offers far less fit customization—you get your pick of three torso and hipbelt sizes, compared to the Circuit’s larger set of offerings (including two styles of shoulder straps). And finally, we found its foam backpanel to bunch up throughout a day of hiking, and many hikers will trade in another foam pad or inflatable pad in place of the stock design (Gossamer Gear also offers a more rigid SitLight Camp Seat). But for dedicated ULers that prioritize organization, the Mariposa is a bare-bones yet fully functional backpack... Read in-depth reviewSee the Gossamer Gear Mariposa 60

Once again, against relentless competition from other brands, the Gossamer Gear Mariposa holds its place at the top of the fleet. This pack balances comfort with an emphasis on lightweight design in a way that is unparalleled. The feature set is thoughtful and useful but not overkill. It provides plenty of external-carry options without feeling weighed down by superfluous bells and whistles. The Mariposa had our favorite stretchy back mesh pocket, which was large enough to store extra layers, snacks, and other items we wanted to quickly access. It fits a bear canister and can carry a heavy load but can also be compressed to comfortably carry a smaller load. The fabrics used in its design are durable and lightweight; miles of bushwacking and talus-crossing hardly left a scratch. 
Marketed as a 60-liter pack, the Mariposa can carry up to 64 liters when stuffed to the brim. For some, this may feel like too much room for an ultralight pack, as the more room you have, the more you may end up filling with unnecessary gear. It isn't the lightest in our review, though its 2.5-pound total weight and 14g/L weight-to-volume ratio are impressive. Plus, its slightly heavier weight added a level of comfort that was hard to beat. 
Read more: Gossamer Gear Mariposa review

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 I pull that as tight as I can. I like to keep my shirt untucked Otherwise, you know kind of gets weird and all bunched up But yeah, I like the soup hip belt super tight Load lifters are just taught pull up any slack But the shoulder straps if you guys can see and the sternum strap is super loose That does two things for me. It helps me stand up straighter when I'm hiking and It also gives me some breathability as you can see a lot of my back is exposed You know can slip my hand through how that really hurt But yeah That's just how I like to wear the pack everything's just tight enough to where the pack doesn't bounce around and move around too much But you know super comfortable pack worn it for hours and hours on end But yeah another advantage to having super loose straps is When my shoulders get tired and start hurting I can just slip my arms in Keep my hands like this takes the weight off my shoulders. Let's gives my arms a rest That magnetic Clip makes it super easy and convenient, you know, if I need water just keeps the tube right here and That water bottle holder also makes it easier to get water versus trying to like have a Try and reach back here that just that hurts a lot So I just keep this right here But yeah, that's that's me with the bag That's that's me with the pack again

 It helps me stand up straighter when I'm hiking and It also gives me some breathability as you can see a lot of my back is exposed You know can slip my hand through how that really hurt But yeah That's just how I like to wear the pack everything's just tight enough to where the pack doesn't bounce around and move around too much But you know super comfortable pack worn it for hours and hours on end But yeah another advantage to having super loose straps is When my shoulders get tired and start hurting I can just slip my arms in Keep my hands like this takes the weight off my shoulders. Let's gives my arms a rest That magnetic Clip makes it super easy and convenient, you know, if I need water just keeps the tube right here and That water bottle holder also makes it easier to get water versus trying to like have a Try and reach back here that just that hurts a lot So I just keep this right here But yeah, that's that's me with the bag That's that's me with the pack again. It's the size large and hip belt size medium. So Let's head back inside because it's freezing out, you know, give you my thoughts and opinions on it So I've owned this pack for a year and a half Probably got anywhere from a couple to a few hundred miles into it Mostly day hikes to get a good workout in but also lots of overnight trips and weekend trips as well It's a great pack very comfortable Has never caused me any pain There's lots of space inside and I really like all the pockets For quick and easy access and allowing me to organize everything how I want if the dog does go with me on a trip There's still plenty of room left over which makes it easier to add all of his stuff as well Packs got no signs of wear and tear like none Maybe few dirt stains and the occasional loose thread, but that's easily fixed with a lighter The shoulder straps and hip belt cushioning still like new no issues there The only gripe I could think of is that none of the pack material is waterproof, but very few packs have that feature I would definitely buy this pack again

Gossamer Gear Mariposa 60 - Long Longterm Review

 I was a little skeptical about this pad that they have in the back of the pack here but it was surprisingly comfortable and breathable. So I used Gossamer Gear's optional cell phone pocket and it's this little nylon pocket. It's padded. It velcros right to the shoulder strap and it worked really well to keep my phone out of the water and protected

 It got a little deeper than what I anticipated because I'm wet all the way up to my chest strap. The chest strap has this piece of elastic right here which makes the strap pretty comfortable, allows a little bit of flex there. The hip strap has this nice plastic clip, very sturdy, easy enough to adjust with these straps. It has two hip pockets there, very nice for carrying things like bug spray or your pocket knife

 There's another pocket on the top here. On the back there's this mesh pocket which was great for carrying my water shoes because I knew that they would dry out easily inside the mesh pocket so there's plenty of storage on the outside of this pack. On the bottom there are these two plastic clips that are made for carrying trekking poles and there's also this lashing loop which is made for carrying something like an ice axe. There are two adjustable straps with clips on this side and on this side so you just undo those two clips

 It's a 60 liter backpack from Gossamer Gear and I was able to use it this past weekend on a backpacking trip in north Georgia. I did 3 days and 25 miles and I have to say I was really, really impressed with this pack. The weight in the pack, it really carried well. Most of the packs that I've tried after, you know, 15, 20 miles, it starts to really wear on your hips

 What's up guys, Paul here with GearTestTV and today we're reviewing the Mariposa 60. So I'm here today with the Mariposa 60. It's a 60 liter backpack from Gossamer Gear and I was able to use it this past weekend on a backpacking trip in north Georgia. I did 3 days and 25 miles and I have to say I was really, really impressed with this pack

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 I bought a used large Mariposa but find that when it's heavily loaded it hits my ass, no matter how I adjust it. I love those packs but haven't quite figured out the fit and I can't really return the used gear.

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