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Cred: 5 | Review by dwise on May. 25, 2008
Good Features
Carries load comfortably. Excellent capacity. I carry full rack (doubles on most sizes), 10 draws, 4-5 24" to 48" slings, shoes, harness, helmet, chalkbag, snacks, rain jacket, 2x Nalgene bottles or 1 camelback bladder (has interior pocket with separate access for bladder), and guidebook with ease. Can also fit 60m 10.1mm rope if needed (I usually split rope/rack with partner). Split panel design means easy access to everything. Rugged--can be abused. Convenient pockets and pouches. Metal clips on ice tool keeper cords function moderately well as bottle openers.
Bad Features
Half moon zipper on interior mesh pocket allows stuff to fall out. Not a huge issue as there is another mesh pocket with horizontal zipper underneath it.
Recommended Alternatives
ArcTeryx Miura packs are similar, but slightly smaller. I tested both out at the shop and decided on the Splitter. Very content with it. |
Add a Review | Read 2 Retailer DescriptionsFrom Mountain Gear:Created especially for those days you spend on the rock, the Mountain Hardwear Splitter Crag Pack has organization and panel-loading designed to keep your shoes, chalk, protection, ropes, and essentials organized and easy to reach. Once you get to the crag, the included waterproof belay tarp keeps your rope out of the dirt. Features: - Get to your gear quickly - the unique panel-loading design zips open to lie flat
- Keep your gear clean while sorting or belaying - the included tarp pulls out and packs back into the main compartment
- Balance comfort, ventilation, and support with the HDPE framesheet and alloy shaping rod
- Save your shoulders for the climb thanks to dual-density shoulder straps - the single-density hipbelt lends extra support
- Secure your rope - the internal compression panel hugs your rack and heavy rope close to the backpanel for even weight distribution
- Organize your gear on the internal racking loops
- Individual zippered pockets for shoes, chalk bag, small items, and clothing
- Keep yourself hydrated with the external-access hanging hydration pocket
Specifications: - Capacity: 2150 cu in (Regular); 2350 cu in (Large)
- Weight: 4 lb 2 oz (Regular); 4 lb 6 oz (Large)
- Material: nylon
- Frame material: HDPE
- Access: panel
- Number of pockets: main compartment + 3 pockets
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Add ReviewAverage Review: 4.88 out of 5 (18 Reviews)
Cred: 5 | Review by dwise on May. 25, 2008
Good Features
Carries load comfortably. Excellent capacity. I carry full rack (doubles on most sizes), 10 draws, 4-5 24" to 48" slings, shoes, harness, helmet, chalkbag, snacks, rain jacket, 2x Nalgene bottles or 1 camelback bladder (has interior pocket with separate access for bladder), and guidebook with ease. Can also fit 60m 10.1mm rope if needed (I usually split rope/rack with partner). Split panel design means easy access to everything. Rugged--can be abused. Convenient pockets and pouches. Metal clips on ice tool keeper cords function moderately well as bottle openers.
Bad Features
Half moon zipper on interior mesh pocket allows stuff to fall out. Not a huge issue as there is another mesh pocket with horizontal zipper underneath it.
Recommended Alternatives
ArcTeryx Miura packs are similar, but slightly smaller. I tested both out at the shop and decided on the Splitter. Very content with it. |
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| Image |  | | Name | Splitter Backpack | | Brand | Mountain Hardwear | | Lowest Price | 159 | | Women Specific | No | | Volume (Cu. In.) | 2150 | | Weight (Lbs) | 4.13 | | Torso Min. (Inches) | N/A | | Torso Max. (Inches) | N/A | | Waist Min. (Inches) | N/A | | Waist Max. (Inches) | N/A |
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From Mountain Gear:
Created especially for those days you spend on the rock, the Mountain Hardwear Splitter Crag Pack has organization and panel-loading designed to keep your shoes, chalk, protection, ropes, and essentials organized and easy to reach. Once you get to the crag, the included waterproof belay tarp keeps your rope out of the dirt. Features: - Get to your gear quickly - the unique panel-loading design zips open to lie flat
- Keep your gear clean while sorting or belaying - the included tarp pulls out and packs back into the main compartment
- Balance comfort, ventilation, and support with the HDPE framesheet and alloy shaping rod
- Save your shoulders for the climb thanks to dual-density shoulder straps - the single-density hipbelt lends extra support
- Secure your rope - the internal compression panel hugs your rack and heavy rope close to the backpanel for even weight distribution
- Organize your gear on the internal racking loops
- Individual zippered pockets for shoes, chalk bag, small items, and clothing
- Keep yourself hydrated with the external-access hanging hydration pocket
Specifications: - Capacity: 2150 cu in (Regular); 2350 cu in (Large)
- Weight: 4 lb 2 oz (Regular); 4 lb 6 oz (Large)
- Material: nylon
- Frame material: HDPE
- Access: panel
- Number of pockets: main compartment + 3 pockets
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From Travel Country:
The Mountain Hardwear Splitter Backpack is a craggers dream come true! The Splitter is a panel loading crag pack that is durable enough to lay down flat in the dirt, allowing users to organize climbing equipment. A pull out tarp keeps your gear clean while you're going through it. Supportive, the Splitter features a HDPE framesheet with allow shaping road to support the weight of what you're hauling. A compression molded backpanel balances comfort, ventilation and snow-shedding, while dual density shoulder straps and a single density hipbelt distribute the load evenly for maximum comfort. The bottom of the Splitter is padded to resist wear and tear when you're hauling heavy loads. Inside this Mountain Hardwear pack, compartments and interior compression panels are designed to keep clothing, ropes and hardwear stabilized and orderly. Internal zip pockets hold shoes, clothing or a chalk bag, while an internal compression panel holds heavy rope and rack securely against backpanel for excellent carry. When you're heading to the mountain, haul your gear in the pack that has every feature you need and more, the Mountain Hardwear Splitter Backpack. Was this useful? Yes | No |
| Image | |  |  |  |  | | Name | Splitter Backpack | Variant 37 | Dihedral Backpack | Paladin | Kode 38 | | Brand | Mountain Hardwear | Osprey | Mountain Hardwear | Mountain Hardwear | Osprey | | Lowest Price | 139.99 | 138.54 | 120 | 119.04 | 135.15 | | Women Specific | No | No | No | No | No | | Volume (Cu. In.) | 2150 | 2250⇑ | 2450⇑ | 2000⇓ | 2100⇓ | | Weight (Lbs) | 4.13 | 3.5⇓ | 3.69⇓ | 3.56⇓ | 3.3⇓ | | Torso Min. (Inches) | N/A | N/A | 16⇑ | N/A | 16⇑ | | Torso Max. (Inches) | N/A | N/A | 18⇑ | N/A | 18.5⇑ | | Waist Min. (Inches) | N/A | N/A | N/A | N/A | 27⇑ | | Waist Max. (Inches) | N/A | N/A | N/A | N/A | 31⇑ |
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