Garmsal Backpack 35898

With a trekking pack's supply of pockets and a supportive frame, the Marmot Garmsal Backpack can be pressed into light overnight service with a sweat fighting design. Admit it Ever since you retired your fanny pack, you've missed being able to hike in the heat without soaking your T-shirt. With a curved suspension that lets air flow across your back, the Garmsal cools without compromising its carrying ability or your cred. The crossed aluminum stays support loads that would crush lesser daypacks. It also gets high marks for versatility, thanks to an efficient cinch-cord compression system that snugs tightly around loads of little more than layers and lunch. But it can also go big, as one tester found after schlepping extra gear on a hike up 12, 198-foot Pico de Teide, in the Canary Islands.