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Alpine Division Rockaway II Backpack
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Alpine Division Rockaway II Backpack
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Product Description
The Rockaway II from Alpine Division features a classic pull-string design with a pocketed top flap and large main compartment. Made from water-resistant 600D ripstop nylon, the bag is good to go in the outdoors or a little rain—after all, the company is based in Portland, Oregon Read More
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Calaverasgrande
1486
Oct 3, 2018
Better off with Manhattan Portage. Ballistic 1680D Water-resistant cordura nylon, thicker straps, made in USA.
AlpineDivision
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AlpineDivision
Oct 4, 2018
CalaverasgrandeManhattan Portage does make some great bags however they are not made in the USA.
fishbulb
Apr 7, 2019
CalaverasgrandeYes, as is often the case, if you're willing to spend 7x what this costs, you can get a better version.
PraxisCat
219
Mar 1, 2018
CauliflowerThe chance of a 70 dollar backpack being made in the USA is extremely, extremely low.
r166er
12
Dec 10, 2018
According to Alpine Division web, I noticed a difference.
The Rockaway II, MD drop version, use 600D water-resist nylon, the "original" Rockaway use 1000D water-resist nylon.
So be aware of this difference before purchase.
JaydenLMDK
79
Jun 7, 2018
I have Alpine Divisions Skate pack, which I think is the same materials. If that's the case, the material and workmanship on my 'Nuzzi' pack is pretty good, no real complaints. I have some other issues with my bag, but none of them are deal-breaking and wouldn't really relate to this particular bag, the 'Rockaway II'. I like the zips on this bags, feel really solid and the rope stuff that hangs off is nice.
I think you'd be happy buying this bag, one of my biggest gripes were the lack of video or written reviews for Alpine Division bags, makes pulling the trigger really difficult for things like bags.
I think you'd be happy buying this bag, one of my biggest gripes were the lack of video or written reviews for Alpine Division bags, makes pulling the trigger really difficult for things like bags.
A community member
Apr 17, 2018
Using as my daily driver now. It's pretty solid but my only gripe is the non-adjustable clasp so if you happen to overload the bag a bit you'll have a hard time getting it shut. I like it though, looks good, pretty water resistant
whutton
1
May 12, 2019
After using this bag for a few months most of the interior threading in the main pouch has come undone. Aside from that, I’ve loved this bag and appears very well made. Might just be a lemon!
AlpineDivision
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AlpineDivision
May 19, 2019
Please shoot us an email and we will send you a replacement! info@alpine-division.com
whutton
1
Jun 15, 2019
AlpineDivisionThank you so much for the amazing customer service (and sorry for the delayed response). The replacement bag is wonderful :)
Dheer
0
Apr 9, 2019
HazardManiacAs long as you don't carry around a bunch of text books you should be fine. I take a couple notebooks, folders, a book, a moleskin planner, my pencil pouch and a 40 oz bottle. It takes all of it without a problem.
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