这是我在backpackgeartest上找到的一些资料
希望能有用，不过都是英文的，呵呵
看来大家对这款包的评价都是非常高的
特别是一些细节的设计
但问题就是有点重
其他的你慢慢看吧
http://www.backpackgeartest.org/ ... %20Bob%20Wardecker/
Name: Bob Wardecker
Age: 42
Gender: Male
Height: 5' 6" (1.68 m)
Weight: 180lb (82 kg)
Email address:
atbackpackr@earthlink.net
City: Carlisle, State: Pa, Country: USA
Date: 5/11/03
Backpacking Background:
I have been an avid backpacker in excess of 30 years and have hiked extensively in the U.S. I attempted a thru hike of the Appalachian Trail in 2001 but, due to injury I had to abort that attempt. But am planning another attempt. I have also completed a thru-hike of The Old Loggers Path here in Pa. I began backpacking in my youth with the Boy Scouts. I haven't looked back yet. I have done numerous overnight and week long hikes. I try to keep my pack as light as possible but mostly I do not succeed.
Product information
a. Manufacturer; Dana Design
b. Year of manufacture; 2001
c.
www.danadesign.com
d. Specifications
Pack Size - Weight - Capacity
XS - 5lb 15oz/ 2.69 kg - 4590 cu.in./75 L
S - 6lb. 3oz./2.81 kg - 4700 cu.in/77 L
M - 6lb. 7oz./2.92 kg - 5000 cu.in./82 L
L - 6lb.11oz./3.03 kg - 5250 cu.in./86 L
XL - 6lb. 15oz./3.15 kg - 5400 cu.in./88 L
Weight as delivered; Medium Size Pack 7 lb. 4 oz/3.29 kg, Unknown as to why the weight is so far off. The pack was weighed upon initial reciept.
e. Features;
Available in 5 frame sizes
Interchangeable components to fit men and women, and custom-fit aluminum stay
Two carbon-fiber reinforced stays carry the heaviest of loads with ease
Removable Beavertail Shovit shovel/compression panel
Lid becomes a lumbar pack
Sleeping bag compartment can be retracted, reducing pack volume by 1200 cu. in.
Snugger Straps lock the load in place for a rock-solid carry
Stretch side panels increase overall volume as needed
f. MSRP; $399
g. Product description; The Alpine LTW is a top loading pack. The bottom is retractable to create a smaller profile pack. The manufacturer has included: Ice axe loops, daisy chains and compression straps which aid in attaching items to the exterior of the pack. The lid removes and mates with the hip belt which is removed from the body of the pack and attached to the lid to become a small day pack by way of buckles and hook and loop fastners. The suspension is removable by way of buckles and hook and loop fastners for replacement or resizing. There are two mesh pockets one on each side that may be used for water bottles. The pack is blue in color with black trim.
Field information
a. Location or locations where the test was conducted; Appalachian Trail
b. Description of location (geography, terrain, elevation, etc.); Appalachian mountain range. Various elevations ranging from sea level to 6,643 feet/2025 m, various terrain ranging from loose dirt trail to rocky trail.
c. Weather conditions (temperature, precipitation, etc.); Weather conditions consisted of rain, warm, cold, snow, i.e..early spring, Temperature range from mid to low 20F/-7 C to highs of 80F/27 C. Amount of snow 2"/5.08 cm. The weather was relatively dry during the hike but there were periods of rain and snow.
d. The trip the pack was used on was in excess of 500 miles on the Appalachian Trail in the spring of 2001. It was an aborted thru-hike attempt. The pack was used every day therefore a good test was conducted. The Alpine had a few minor glitches in the beginning. When bought it was sized wrong for me by the dealer I bought it from causing minor problems with comfort. This was corrected by purchasing and installing the proper sized suspension. Also during the use of the pack it was found to be riding with a slant with the top to the right. I was unable to correct this problem in the field and thus I called Dana and spoke to customer service about the problem I was having. I sent the pack to Dana for repair. Dana customer service was more than helpful. Also they shipped me a loaner pack while the Alpine was returned for repair. After a two week wait I received the pack back into my possession at Trail Days in Damascus, Va. The Dana reps in attendance assisted me with refitting the pack. I was pleased to learn that the aluminum stay was inserted wrong at the dealer, and that they had repaired some minor puncture holes from placing sharp objects in the pack at no charge to me. After all the initial problems were corrected I found the pack to be both comfortable and durable.
Summary
The Alpine LTW is a very durable and versatile pack. It holds up well to the rigors of everyday trail use. The pack also will handle weight well without compromising comfort. There are many different sized suspension systems to fit the pack to a wide range of hikers. I consistently loaded the pack with 50lb/23 kg and found that the comfort and carrying ability did not suffer. I found the 5000 cu. in/82 liters to be more than adequate for week-long sections of the Appalachian Trail. Customer service is more than excellent, they are fast to address concerns and go the extra mile to make sure the owner is happy with their product. I have since used the pack on a number of overnight and week-long trips and have found that the pack is still in great shape. No adverse wear noted. All seams and stitching are still intact and all zippers are still functioning as when the pack was new. The pack is water repellent but not water proof,. therefore all items in the pack that should be kept dry should be protected by the use of stuff sacks or plastic bags. The daisy chain and ice axe loops make great attachment points for lashing items to the outside of the pack. The water bottle pockets are a bit of a struggle to get to while wearing the pack. Adjusting the suspension on the pack is easily accomplished in the field by way of hook and loop fastners on the shoulder straps and hip belt. The Beavertail Shovit shovel/compression panel makes a great place to stach a rain jacket or light jacket.
Packing the Alpne LTW
There's no one right answer to this question: The answer depends on where you're going to hike. General principle: lighter-weight items go at the bottom; heavier items at the top and close to your body. However, if you are going to be scrambling or hiking off-trail on rough terrain or snow, you might want to pack some of the heavier items a little lower to bring down your center of gravity.
Things I Like;
Durability
Comfort
Customer Service
Capacity
Things I Dislike;
Weight
Price
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