Haglöfs ROC

Bought my ROC 25 a year ago. Has thus tested it in a variety of contexts. Like the ski bracket sharply. Also the compression possibilities as well as the spade bracket. However, I feel that the back is not as good when riding like my old Thight, though there are only a few who do.
A good backpack unless you go on longer trips.

Model year: 2001

For those who want a backpack like:
- is something bigger.
- has a backplate
- is prepared for water systems.
- Has the mount for skiing.
- is relatively affordable.

positively:
- Can be compressed properly using the straps, when it is half past two. barely noticed that it's 35l at that time.
- Can be packaged really thanks to the design of the lid.
- The lid in the lid can be reached easily without removing the bag.
- sitting nice
- The backplate is probably not to be considered as protection against hard objects at the vurpa, but makes the backing very nice even with clumsy things in.
- prepared for water systems.
- also works as a "backpack backpack" on the town (pull the waist belt together and fasten the straps).

negative:
- a little bumpy with the skis on the back (thinking of sewing an extra strap attached to the carrier system).
- only a buckle holds the lid (iofs has so far kept 85 ski days).
- hard to attach fabric tags ... * heh *

Model year: 2001

A canine backpack. Sits perfectly on the back, has infinite number of attachment points, compartments for fluid, can be made over even. removable back plate and aluminum rod. The disadvantages are that the lid is a little strange and it feels like it is sitting a little high. However, many smaller backpacks (about 30l) have that feeling.
Only the system for attaching the skis gives it a rating of 5. That the ability to attach the probe, spade and rods is equal to the clock, the score does not deteriorate immediately. Since it is possible to buy a loss for about 1000kr it is extremely affordable.

Model year: 2001