Gear Review: Sierra Designs Summit Sack - Backpacker

Gear Review: Sierra Designs Summit Sack

Snag this pint-sized, ultralight, frameless pack for dayhikes, quick, after-work cross country ski laps, or pack it as a stuff sack/summit pack on your big trip.

Author:: Katie Herrel
Publish date:: Mar 12, 2012

Sierradesigns Summitpack Rolltopgrab 445 32603

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