Inside Look: Montane Orbiton Packs

[@skylinenos100]

Yes Ben definitely more bike packing content !!!

[@soulbronumberone]

Perfect size (expandable) for walking the Camino and flying Ryanair without paying for extra!

[@martynhewitt9212]

Fantastic detailed review

[@trekitt]

Thank you!

[@victimoftechnology]

Are the waist straps removable?

[@jiri.mickal]

Thanks for the review. Can the hip-belt be removed?

[@trekitt]

Afraid not.

[@Babel7078]

When you make something for many purposes, the pack can be too complicated, with too many zippers, pockets...so if you are a tracker like I am, do you need them?

[@trekitt]

I'm not sure what you mean when you say you're a tracker I'm afraid. If you're very specific in your chosen activities, then this probably isn't the pack for you, but if you want one pack to do a varied selection of activities, it'll be ideal.

[@Babel7078]

@@trekitt Yes, by the definition , I would consider myself more of a hiker for most of my outdoor activity. My point here was, if you use this pack for multiple activities, you will save money and live with compromises, but if you need one for one specific activity, it is better to go for it. I just bought Rab Aeon LT 25, and that is exactly what would you need on the trail.