Featuring a full- face helmet straps, armor straps, and a Three liter hydration reservoir,The Agent is making some noise inThe mountain bike community. Enough pocketsTo carry everything you need and more, yet sleek enoughTo zip and zoomThroughTheTrees with you. Reservoir Features: Quick Link System Easy open/ close cap Lightweight fill port Dryer arms Low profile design Big Bite Valve HydroGuardTechnology Insulated PureFlowTube EasyTo clean wide mouth opening Pack Features NVIS back p
Submitted by
Phatass
a All Mountain Rider
from Tucson, AZ
Date Reviewed: February 18, 2012
Strengths: I just got this pack last week from REI and so far have been really impressed. I upgraded from an old Mule and this pack is miles better. The best feature? The fact that it doesn't feel like a football wedged precariously between my shoulder blades. It sits nice and flat against my back, which is exactly what I was hoping for. The storage, material, etc. are all top notch and the flourescent interior is great for finding stuff. The keys/wallet/cell pocket is up high so no more worrying about forgetting to zip the pocket and losing everything. There are also a variety of locations for your cell phone, although I don't listen to tunes on the trail.
Weaknesses: The only weakness is the loop on the top of the pack to hang it . . . It is pretty stiff and bumps into my neck a bit.
Bottom Line:
Expensive but very comfortable on the back. Has pretty much every feature you could ever want.
