Acre Hauser Pack 4

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Acre Hauser Pack

The Acre Hauser pack is designed by the same guys who run Mission Workshop, which has been in business for over six years. It's clear the pack is Mission Workshop inspired when you look at features like the roll-top closure. This pack features helmet holder straps, hidden knee/pad straps, coated zippers to keep the rain out, a tool roll inside to keep things organized, separate reservoir area that opens completely for ease of use, and they allow you to pick what bladder you'd prefer (Camelback or Hydrapack). The pack comes in 10 and 14L sizes retailing for $185 or $205, respectively. The bladder runs an additional $34. Acre makes the bag in the USA, and details look very well thought out overall.









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Brandon Turman
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rewob
10 years ago
Omg im such an idiot. I didnt even think of strapping my full face to my acre like that. I just thought those were extended straps
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mrpowerjd
10 years ago
I strapped my fullface onto my Osprey pack that I've had for a couple years for the first time just a couple months ago in July at the Enduro Worls Series event at Winter Park. On the second day of racing we had to go out and pre-ride two of that day's stages, with a permit from the USFS allowing only one day use on those particular trails. So I knew it would take me a while to do that because I wanted to conserve energy there at 10,000 foot elevation for the actual race runs themselves plus the other stage that would precede those two for that day's racing. Since I knew I was going to be taking my time and would end up having to head right up to start the first stage after my pre-ride was over, I strapped on my fullface and just wore my Bell Super for all the pre-riding and then from the top of the lift to the start of Saturday's first stage. I knew it was possible, but I was still very surprised at how easy it was and even more surprised at how stable the helmet was on the back of the pack. I was completely expecting to have to deal with it shifting around and bouncing, moving all over the place with just two straps over the chin bar, but it worked as promised. If this new pack can do the same, then I say that's great. Especially for people like me can't even begin to contemplate climbing or really even flat pedaling hard with the fullface helmet on and the heat.