Stone Glacier Tokeen 2600 Day Pack Review ***Updated 7/21/24***

Interesting, every time I have visited the page it says 'coming soon'


Yeah they had one run and sold them out pretty quickly.
 
Being that you have some time on it now I’m curious on your thoughts on the fabric? Specifically noise after being broken in?

Iv got a terminus coming, planning on it as a do it all. Only ever used xpac and cordura so wondering how this compares.
 
Being that you have some time on it now I’m curious on your thoughts on the fabric? Specifically noise after being broken in?

Iv got a terminus coming, planning on it as a do it all. Only ever used xpac and cordura so wondering how this compares.

I’d say Ultra falls right in between Cordura and XPac, noise wise. Nothing scientific, but I’m pretty sure the pack is quieter than when new. Even new, it’s quieter than XPac.

Will it get quieter yet, not sure.
 
@mtwarden looking at this day back hard sounds like a 10 at this stage especially at its weight ?

Ross - it’s a solid pack for sure; you’re not going to want to load up a ton with just two carbon stays/plastic sheet for a frame. But that’s not what SG designed it for either. It certainly could be used in conjunction with one of their hauling frames as a day hunting/meat hauler though.
 
Interesting, every time I have visited the page it says 'coming soon'


Challenge has been struggling with production of UltraPE. If you come across a used one or catch the restock, it might be your only chance for awhile.
Scheels in Johnstown Co had one when I was there Saturday. Don’t know if they will pull from the floor and ship.
 
Bought a Tokeen in January '24. I have around 100miles with it. Longest hike to date is 16miles round trip from Stinson Beach to Mt. Tamalpais east peak in San Raphael, CA with around 17lbs water/gear. Very streamlined bag and carries well, better than the Avail I sold a few years ago. My only gripe is no forward hip belt pulls and I would prefer external stretchy pockets on the sides for easy water bottle carry/access.

Just today, I finished sewing in a couple of loops for the hip belt forward pulls. Works well and will see use in a few weeks in Cloud's Rest in Yosemite.



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Good review. I’ve been using one all summer and agree all the way around. The inward pull belt would be nice and also if it had the standard 2 strap belt like the Kiowa and other packs to hold pockets and Nalgene securely. I have not found a way to hang a Nalgene off that belt that’s useable. I’d also trade one of the top pockets for a side stretch pocket to fit tripod/trekking poles. Overall liking it a lot though.
 
Yup-it's a very good pack, but with a few tweaks could be even better :)

I've found a good shoulder pouch for a 16 oz Nalgene (and then keep whatever additional water I need in the pack)- made by Mountain Laurel Designs.

I've found a 32 oz Nalgene to be too heavy on a shoulder strap, but the 16 oz rides just fine.

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I don’t think any of the SG packs have stretch pockets. They can get hung up some in brushy country, but they are handy.
 
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