Hi I have the same like yours.......not bad but there are a couple of things that I don't like about it , too many lanyards and the two external lateral pockets are too short, not elastic material and even the angle....when you put the bottle in it is just inside for few centimeters why they didn't make them a bit longer ?!? the fact that the material of the two eternal pockets is not elastic if you put something in it is going to put pressure on the backpacks walls occupying the internal space of it !
I currently use the Osprey exos 48. I normally do say a two week hike a year camping all the way. I normally have room spare in my exos if I pack items tightly. I was looking at getting this to replace it as it is smaller and lighter. What do you think. Is it stretchy enough to pack right.
That's a difficult question to answer. I have used the Aeon a lot and really like it, the trailblazer is new to me so have yet to form a better opinion of it. I think prob it depends upon what you want to use your backpack for. If you only do day walks then the Trailblazer is prob a bit of an overkill, but if you are doing multi day hikes or you are a runner/walker I would definitely go for the Trailblazer. Hope that helps a bit in your decision. Clive
@@pault5947I think they're trying to work out if this is the "narwhal blue" colour that looks totally different on the website. At least, that's what I'm trying to do three years later.
Hi I have the same like yours.......not bad but there are a couple of things that I don't like about it , too many lanyards and the two external lateral pockets are too short, not elastic material and even the angle....when you put the bottle in it is just inside for few centimeters why they didn't make them a bit longer ?!? the fact that the material of the two eternal pockets is not elastic if you put something in it is going to put pressure on the backpacks walls occupying the internal space of it !
What is the size of the chest pocket, in cm ?
I currently use the Osprey exos 48. I normally do say a two week hike a year camping all the way. I normally have room spare in my exos if I pack items tightly. I was looking at getting this to replace it as it is smaller and lighter. What do you think. Is it stretchy enough to pack right.
Hi,
Am I correct in saying there is no rain cover with the backpack. Thanks in advance Andy H
Can you reach your water bottle without taking it off?
What size water pack did you use
Hi, Is this backpack better than the Lowe Alpine Aeon 27?
That's a difficult question to answer. I have used the Aeon a lot and really like it, the trailblazer is new to me so have yet to form a better opinion of it. I think prob it depends upon what you want to use your backpack for. If you only do day walks then the Trailblazer is prob a bit of an overkill, but if you are doing multi day hikes or you are a runner/walker I would definitely go for the Trailblazer.
Hope that helps a bit in your decision.
Clive
@@E-outdoorCoUk Thank you, Clive.
Which color is the one in the video?
Blue?
@@pault5947 😂
@@pault5947I think they're trying to work out if this is the "narwhal blue" colour that looks totally different on the website. At least, that's what I'm trying to do three years later.