M Mountain Laurel Designs 2006 Prophet Backpack REVIEW
by Will Rietveld
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Article Summary:
The Mountain Laurel Designs SuperUltraLight Prophet packs have been revamped for 2006. Replacing the Prophet 20, Prophet 30, and Prophet 40 is simply the Prophet Pack, which now comes in sizes Small, Medium, and Large. That’s where the simplification ends, because each of the new packs has different specifications. With MLD packs, the size refers to the bag size, not the pack torso length. The torso length is custom with each order. I can unequivocally say that the Prophet is now my favorite frameless backpack, and in this review I explain why.
ARTICLE OUTLINE
- Introduction
- What’s Good
- What’s Not So Good
- Specifications: Manufacturer, Year/Model, Style, Sizes, Volume, Weight, Fabrics, Features, Included Accessories, Options, Volume To Weight Ratio, Comfortable Load Carrying Capacity, Carry Load to Pack Weight Ratio, MSRP
- Performance
- Assessment
- What’s Unique
- Recommendations for Improvement
# WORDS: 1808
# PHOTOS: 5
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