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If you're camping style includes an occasional basecamp from which to summit peaks or run slickrock domes then this pack is for you. I would not recommend it for daily use as it's not that comfortable nor durable but to add it to your pack (think of it as a glorified stuff sack) for a once every 5-7 day summit attempt it's a wonderful piece of equipment.
I got the Osprey Transporter 130 to carry my loaded backpack and gear across country by plane. For years I've used the largest Patagonia Blackhole at the maximum weight of fifty pounds of gear. Getting on in years I found it increasingly difficult to carry this through the airport via it's handles or accessory strap. The design of the Osprey is brilliant with real backpack straps that are hidden away. The problem is it' not nearly as big as advertised. The Black Hole (25 years old) was rated at 120-130 liters, I'd say the Osprey is at least a third smaller. No way can it carry fit my gear for a month long expedition.