Gregory

Miko 15L Daypack

Great Light Duty Pack

I have 10 different packs of various sizes for different hiking and mountaineering activities. The one size I was missing was something to bridge the gap between my 9L lumbar pack and my 24L full feature pack. Most of the light packs I've seen on the market are nothing more than "bags with straps," with little or no suspension system. The Miko 15 was the exception. I've used it now on two short (5 miles) hikes. The pack is a lot roomier than it appears. I was able to load it with a surprisingly large amount of gear and still have some room to spare. The frame and suspension system are excellent, resulting in a pack that is very comfortable when loaded up. I would have preferred a few more external attachment points on the pack for attaching things like my camera tripod. I was able to improvise something that worked with the loops on the pack. Overall, this is an excellent light duty pack and I am very happy with my purchase.

Miko 15 Rocks

Great little pack. Very comfortable and well made.

This pack fit my needs as an ultralight pack setup. It’s small and the bladder system is well supported and incorporates well into the pack. Great for a day hike or well planned out trips.

The Perfect Bag

I can be hard to fit being a runner-of-size but this, when the straps were adjusted, fit me perfectly. The multiple storage areas and pockets are ideally placed, the pull-rings on the zippers are just right in size. The pack is durable and light. I adore it.

Better than expected...

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I got this pack last week and have just spent a few days using the pack in Moab and Canyonlands N.P. A few thoughts ... 1. The pack is far more comfortable than any other day pack I have used. The hip support is surprisingly effective. 2. The hydro system I got with the pack works very well with this particular pack. I love the support built in to hold the reservoir. The gradient drinking feature on the mouth piece is not necessary from my point of view, but no complaints. 3. Durable material and good zippers. I don't know why, but some pack companies just haven't figured this out yet. Glad this pack is durable! As for the longitudinal value of this pack, I can't say yet, but after a week of hard use it doesn't have a scratch. Seems like a solid pack if you need quality (and for my taste, style; I like the red). I also plan on taking this pack to Europe this summer... I will update if it is poor.