OGIO 122102_03 Black Baja Hydration Review

I am 6ft 1in and 240lbs. Although the adjustment straps were set to their maximum, it was too small and restricted my movements. will return it.

Hydration cap broke on second use. Small, not intended for women with breasts. I like the design of the bag but it is unusable as it broke on the second use. I do not recommend.

Love the insulated reservoir. What I don't like is that you can't adjust the chest strap. I'm a big guy and I need to breathe when I'm buckled in. I mountain bike and hike and I don't want this to fall on my arms as I move. I love the buckles, how they move. Besides that, it's too small. If you are a small person, this backpack is a good choice for you.

While the materials and workmanship are great, the backpack has a few design flaws. One is the very poor design of the bladder cap. It broke after a few weeks of light use, and I ended up with a leaking backpack halfway through a three-day trip. Second, the length of the shoulder straps is too short when wearing quarter armor or even light armor. I'm size L/XL and the straps are on the edge of the velcro that connects them to the backpack.

I like the design of this bag, the position of the pockets and the straps, but the included camera (as others have reported) is either (a) not well constructed to emphasize that locking mechanism, or (b) have a great design that gives way to insufficient polymer blend for the blue parts of the locking mechanism. After my first partial fill (up to 2L only), I carefully locked the levers while continuing to push on the main lock "bar". , and was startled when one of the four locking lugs (the…