Unaweep Divide

[kevin_t]

It is the same forward pull mechanical advantage system we have always used


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[huntin'monkey]

That's great. I can't find any pictures of the front of it, but it sounds like what I want. I'm already feeling like a kid before Christmas waiting for it to come....

[Philip.AK]

On the topic of hip belt buckles, unless you are weight obsessed, go for the ITW Cobra option. It's basically an indestructible buckle. Super stout.

[kevin_t]

[huntin'monkey]

[Philip.AK]

Yeah, I hear ya. You can always add one later.

It's usually not an issue of pulling on it too hard that busts a buckle. It's when you accidentally step on it. Crunch. Oops. F**k.

[Nathan C]

I've never busted a regular buckle through lots of use..,but I do prefer the Cobra. Mostly because it's easier to fasten when the belt is adjusted tight. Easier to use overall IMO.


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[Fowler]

I went cobra because of car doors. I think that is the only way I've lost hipbelt buckles but I've lost more then one that way.

Also agree with Nathan, the cobra just feels better, connects smoother and easier. hard to describe but you know it when you use one.

[bjp04b]

The Unaweep I tried on in the shop had a Cobra buckle, and it blew my mind. I didn't even think about strength/durability. The feel and the easiness of it had me sold.

[Mocs123]

What are the dimensions of the Divide 3000 and the 4200? On the backpack technical details page it shows the dimensions I read as follows and I am trying to see how they compare.

Unaweep 3900: 36" high x 40" diameter pack bag
Unaweep 4800 36" high x 44" diameter pack bag

Also are the divide and the Unaweep straight tapers (ie 40" diameter from the top and bottom of the bag) or are they tapered with a larger diameter at the top of the pack bag than the bottom?