The North Face Surge Daypack Description and Review

The North Face Surge Daypack Description

The North Face Surge features a molded back panel with breathable mesh. The angled front bottom on these daypacks positions the load higher on your back, helping you carry the load of your pack more efficiently. Features: Molded back panel with breathable mesh. BackSaver bottom panel. Top-access dedicated laptop pocket with elastic compression. Padded bottom power-cord pocket. Front electronics organizer with hanging pocket and audio port. Large main compartment. Mesh water-bottle pockets. Small mesh pocket on shoulder strap. Bottom compression. Tuck-away hipbelt. Front daisy chain with Hypalon® reinforcement. Safe-T whistle on sternum strap.

The North Face Surge Daypack Review

So i bought this backpack to use at college this fall. I looked online at many different backpacks and brands and decided on this the Surge. It easily fits my Dell Studio XPS 16 in the laptop compartment. There is another large pocket which can hold several books at a time. There is also a rather large pocket that is divided which is good for holding small electronics and pens and pencils and other smaller items. I have carried it all over campus with books and other stuff and it doesn't bother my back at all. I also have used it in the Adirondacks. I climbed up 4 of the high peaks and had no problems whatsoever. I also used it to day hike Mt. Washington. I only really have two complaints about it. One is that there is no designated hole for the hose of a hydration bladder, not a big deal. The other is that the water bottle holders do not hold the wide-mouth 32 oz Nalgene bottles. I use it almost everyday and it seems very durable and reliable and I would highly recommend it!