Average Rating: 4 out of 5 No. of Reviews: 2 RRP: £180 Year: 2002
Description: Convertible trekking sack with rucksack style top opening and combined front access panel for loading. Aztec fabric. Zip off day sack with organiser pouch, padded carrying handle, tuck-away padded shoulder strap, side compression straps - load adjusters, internal compression panel and organiser pocket.
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'GOOD TRAVEL BAG THAT'S MORE LIKE A NORMAL RUCKSACK'
Strengths: Aztec material is bombproof and virtually waterproof High quality construction Comfortable to carry, as it is built more like a normal rucksack than most travel sacks Easy to pack Looks good
Weaknesses: Shoulder strap is pointless - I've cut mine off Zip-off daysack is a bit small compared to competitor products Expensive
Overall: This has the all advantages of a travel sack - front loading, zip-away straps (useful for flying, loading on buses etc), zip-off daysack. But in looks and build it's more like a normal rucksack. Great for worldwide adventure travel & trekking.
Strengths: Build Quality Durability Zip away harness system Front and top loading Value for money
Weaknesses: Shoulder strap is useful in airports, but pack sits a bit awkward. Base of pack would be better as second compartment with zip access. Day pack is a bit small
Overall: I've had my Zambesi since 1999 and it's still going strong. There are no popped seems or obvious damage to the material. It's been thrown through Southern Africa and most of Europe without a problem. Tonnes of space (I emigrated to the UK with only this and a larger day pack 4 years ago). It may seem like a lot of money to initially outlay, but in the long run you'll get lots of value.
Performance
80%
Reliability
80%
Value
100%
Overall Rating
87%
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Average Rating: 4 out of 5