I review Mountaintop Outdoor Adventure’s model 5805II Backpack. This is a very well designed and manufactured 70L + 10L backpack, suitable for multi-day backpacking trips, trekking, traveling and even climbing.
I do a review at home, and then my son uses it on a family 4-day hike in the Canadian Rockies. This pack has features and quality that are usually found in much more expensive packs.
Height: 85.0 cm
Width: 35.0 cm
Length: 30.0 cm
Weight: 2.25 kg
Capacity: 70L
Bottom Access, Raincover, Torso-Length Adjustment
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Interesting. Thanks
My son and I both run this brand pack. We have used them for almost two years. We have logged a couple hundred miles with them so far with no failure. Thanks for sharing your thoughts on it.
I have a MountainTop 60L pack and I haven’t had any issues with it. Very good Quality. This was a good review video. Thanks, Marty!
Great review, brilliant pack. Gonna give them a look. Cheers Marty.
How do u clean your packs? I just use baking soda and the hose.
thank you Marty for this review, i was concerning about wich backpack from mountaintop i would buy, now i decided to buy this one, can’t wait for Patagonia.
It is a knock off of an Osprey Xenith.
thanks for the review Marty! Just checked the link you provided … when you go to Amazon it says that the pack is currently unavailable and they don’t know when it’ll be back in stock.
This was thorough, and it made me want this pack!
Have you ever considered doing a live Q&A about hiking? That would be cool.
It just copy of old HIGH SIERA backpack . I bought that pack 10 years ago. It is good backpack, I planning to used for AT hike. And it cost me like $ 80 on sale. But here it looks like copy rights issue
I believe you covered it all Marty. Great review and looks like a durable solid pack. Thanks for sharing. ATB Mike
First comment?
Too bad it’s not made in North America. There are people in Mexico. U.S.A., and Canada that could use the job. Love your vids Marty.
Man, this looks like an excellent deuter knockoff. I wish I had seen this review at the beginning of the year, I would have bought one of these for the few hikes I do instead of spending quite a lot more on a deuter.
Chinese rubbish, no bueno…