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product_id: 74897932
title: "Snugpak | Bergen | 100L | Rucksack | Fully Detachable Side Pockets"
brand: "visit the snugpak store"
price: "Bs.4761"
currency: BOB
in_stock: true
reviews_count: 8
url: https://www.desertcart.bo/products/74897932-snugpak-bergen-100l-rucksack-fully-detachable-side-pockets
store_origin: BO
region: Bolivia
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# Snugpak | Bergen | 100L | Rucksack | Fully Detachable Side Pockets

**Brand:** visit the snugpak store
**Price:** Bs.4761
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Snugpak | Bergen | 100L | Rucksack | Fully Detachable Side Pockets by visit the snugpak store
- **How much does it cost?** Bs.4761 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.bo](https://www.desertcart.bo/products/74897932-snugpak-bergen-100l-rucksack-fully-detachable-side-pockets)

## Best For

- visit the snugpak store enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted visit the snugpak store brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Description

When traveling light is not an option the Rocket Pak’s bigger brother has all the same features but the main compartment is a mighty 70 /liters 4270 cu.in. on its own, giving a total volume when used in conjunction with the supplied Rocket Pak side pouches of 100 liters / 6100 cu.in. Fully compatible with the Snugpak Rocket Pak side pouches and yoke system. Dimensions: 32" x 28" Weight: 88 oz Volume: 6100 cu. in.

## Features

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- Main compartment: 4,272 cubic inches / 70 liters
- Side pockets(each): 915 cubic inches / 15 liters
- Total volume: 6,102 cubic inches / 100 liters
- Only weights 87 oz
- Dimensions: main (32"H x 28"W x 9"D)

## Images

![Snugpak | Bergen | 100L | Rucksack | Fully Detachable Side Pockets - Image 1](https://images-na.ssl-images-amazon.com/images/I/71eoxqquxVL.jpg)
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## Customer Reviews

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    Roost Sports SUCK!  Oh and so does the Snugpak Bergen I bought from them.
  

*by U***E on Reviewed in the United States on May 31, 2017*

I appreciate equipment, good equipment and will not hesitate to review the gear I purchase irrespective of good or bad, happy or not.  In this case as the "one star" would indicate, I'm neither happy with the equipment nor the Customer Service at Roost Sports (the outside vendor).  I was in northern CA when I purchased this pack and when I recieved it I had just gone through a medical proceedure and couldn't use it for a few weeks so didn't open it up for several weeks.  Once I did, I was not pleased with the overall stitching of the pack.  It was single stitch and wide spaced at that.  The material was adequate but light and the zippers were equally adequate.  I inspected the pack further and immediately observed a hole where the cinch rain collar meets the pack at the top of the pack opening.  You could easily see where the stitches didn't hit that one particular section (approx 1.5 inches) at the back of the pack opening but since that collar is under a bit of pressure when fully loaded, I deduced that it would tear fully if packed.  I contacted Amazon to request a return and was told that since the item wasn't covered under the Prime Program I would need to call the vendor.  I contacted Roost Sports and spoke with a lady in the Customer Service section.  All she could say was that I was beyond the one month window (by about a week) and to go on the internet, find the SnugPak number and give them a call.  I asked her if there was any way for them to look at the product and warranty work and she stated flatly that all shipping would have to be done by the purchaser and not the vendor amd that since it was past 30 days they wouldn't handle it.  I found her attitude and emphasis strange but figured that she knew what she was doing afterall she was Customer Service.  I advised her that I didn't have internet and asked for the number but she wouldn't assist further.  I was a bit frustrated at this point.  Customer SERVICE being the operative word, I thought I would have received better but alas..I went to a friends house and found the Snugpak webpage and looked up their warranty.  The warranty states clearly that any material defect would be immediately addressed and to send the article in question back to the vendor for shipment to Snugpak.  It is clear to me now that the vendor didn't want to incur any shipping charges to England and was willing to let a customer sit on a defective product as oppose to spending a few bucks to satisfy a patron.  Easy enough, wish granted...I wouldn't purchase "lifes blood" from the Roost Sports if I needed it to survive.  If there is only one place to purchase that one piece of kit that you desperately need and it is Roost Sports I suggest reading the very fine print that they will no doubt have drawn up by a league of Lawyers before you push the Buy button.

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    Great bag with a few minor quirks!
  

*by K***Y on Reviewed in the United States on May 17, 2016*

Edit:  I have downgraded my rating for this bag.  It will no longer be used for my intended purpose.  I had a light piece of trim on the top lid of one of the Rocket pouches just start unraveling for no apparent reason.  This trim piece prevents the nylon fabric from unravelling.  I found that lack of quality totally unacceptable.  The trim piece in question is a flap over the Rocket pouch zipper (the zipper for keeping contents in the pouch), and it does not get a lot of wear or stress.  The way the stitching fell apart caused me to lose faith in all other stitching on this bag.  This is a no go for me as a backpack has to be able to reliably carry gear.  I upgraded my bag to a Karrimor Sabre 60-100 which has a much better build.I have bought a few of these to use as long distance bug out bags.  I am pretty impressed with this pack.  The bag is made out of a lighter fabric than some other well known brands (511/Maxpedition, etc).  The fabric used is 500D nylon.  I believe old army issue ALICE packs were made out of 420D nylon.  So, I am not too worried about the bag falling apart.  Most of the stitching on my packs was good.  However, I will mention some minor stitching issues a little later in the review.  Although it appeared as if the main seams were only single stitched, I inspected them closer and realized they were double stitched.  Snugpak apparently sewed the seam, and they placed a piece of fabric trim over the fabric ends and single stitched the trim piece over the other initial stitch.  The second stitch was concealed by the fabric trim, and it was visible when I moved the ends of the trim piece up.  As a test of the packs strength, I loaded my bag up to about seventy pounds, and it showed no signs of giving.  It was also surprisingly comfortable to wear with that much weight.  The pack has an internal frame made out of flat stock aluminum.  The frame is a simple light weight aluminum bracket that is in the shape of a giant "U".  The frame slips into two sleeves that are sewn into the pack, and it is easy to remove.  The frame is not adjustable for length, but it can be removed and bent to the contour of one's back.  The back padding is very soft and provides a lot of comfort.  The back padding also has a nice ventilation channel to help keep one cool.  Even though the padding on the shoulder straps appears thin, they were very comfortable with a lot of weight in the pack.  The straps have a little bit of adjustment for length at the top and bottom.  There is an adjustable height chest strap that has a little piece of elastic on one side (to give a little expansion for movement).  The hip belt rides a little higher on this pack than a traditional waist belt as this pack was designed to be worn with a battle type belt.  Some might not like that, but I find it quite comfortable.  Also, the pack is very lightweight for its volume.  The empty weight of the pack is about 5.5 pounds, and it has more capacity than a large Alice Hellcat pack.The design of this pack is pretty utilitarian.  There are not tons of pockets on this bag.  Inside of the main compartment is a pouch for about a 100 ounce water bladder.  The water bladder pouch is positioned on the left hand side of the pack.  I think that is an odd placement due to unbalancing a load, but I am not using the bladder pouch to carry a water bladder.  There is one zippered medium sized pocket on the inside of the lid (holds SAS pocket guide, a deck of survival cards, a tube of stormproof matches, pair of Mechanix gloves a walkie talkie, batteries for walkie talkie, fleece balaclava, and some water purification tablets).  There is one large zippered pocket on the exterior of the top lid (holds Snugpak All Weather shelter and stakes, a monocular, a shemagh, an LED headlamp, a baseplate compass, extra paracord, N95 mask, a ziploc bag full of wash cloths, and a pair of safety glasses).  The last pocket is on the bottom of the bag.  It is for the detachable rain cover.  I also fit my Snugpak poncho inside of there.  All of the zippers on the pack are large tooth plastic teeth design which should prevent them from binding with dirt.  The zippers are not YKK zippers, but they appear to be high quality none the less.  The two Rocket pouches are both just storage compartments with no internal pockets or dividers.  There are two exterior mesh pockets on the main pack that get covered by the Rocket pouches.  Those pockets can still be used to store skinny items when the Rockets are attached.  I store a Fiskars X7 hatchet in one exterior pocket and a Becker BK 9 in the other, and both tools are barely visible when covered by the Rocket pouches.  I like the stealthy storage pockets.  I also like the idea of having the detachable Rocket pouches.  I plan carrying essential survival items in those pouches, and I plan on purchasing the Snugpak Yoke System.  If I ever had to ditch my main pack, I could at least carry my pouches of essential survival gear.I have made a few modifications to my packs.  I attached fastex quick release buckles to the straps that hold the Rocket pouches on so those can be removed quicker.  I also used a sewing machine to triple stitch every seam I could possibly sew in my bag.  There are a few I will have to hand sew as the foam padding that rests against the back prevented my sewing machine from doing those seams.  Speaking of seams, there were a couple of areas on my pack that were only single stitched.  One side of each of the large zippers on the main pack's storage pockets were single stitched (not the ones holding the Rocket Pouches on).  I did not understand that, but it was simple to sew most of those with a machine.  I did not reinforce the pocket zipper on the interior of the lid as it is beyond my sewing abilities to do a good job.  I also ran another row of stitching around the draw cord that pulls the top of the bag shut as that was single stitched.  I also installed a heavier gauage of shock cord in on the front of the bag.  I removed the the two cord locks and replaced those with wheel cord locks (ones that sinch top of US GI ALICE pack shut).  There are no springs to go bad on the wheeled cord locks.  The heavier gauge shock cord and wheeled cord locks are not essential to change, but I am making my pack last for a long time.There are a couple of other things that I wish were included with this pack.  My bags came with a rain cover that stows in a pocket located on the bottom of the pack (I think Snugpak is making this an additional purchase in the future).  The cover is a great touch, is easy to install, and protects the bag from getting wet during a rain storm.  The problem I have is that I wish the bag had drain grommets on the bottom of each compartment as no rain cover is always 100% waterproof, people can take an unexpected dip in a creek, and there is potential of a water bladder leaking in the main compartment.  I also wish the pack had the quick release buckles to detach the Rocket pouches.Is it the perfect pack?  No, it does have a few issues as I have already mentioned.  However, I believe it is excellent for my application.  This bag is very strong and exceptionally lightweight for its large capacity.  Do not fear this bag because of the modifications I am putting into it.  In all honesty, it is a very good bag.  I am just beefing it up for an extended rough use.Pros:Huge storage area with relatively lightweight packVery comfortableCan be adjusted for size depending upon use (30, 70, or 100 liter packs)Easy to loadLarge top storage pocket for quick access to essential itemsInternal frameLarge zippers that should not bind with dirtHeavily sewn main seams and strapsAttachment points for bed roll on bottom of main packPack expands up and not away from body when filledStraps for latching tent or bed roll to bottom of the packConsNo drainage grommets in packNo quick release buckles on the side compression straps for detaching Rocket pouchesYoke is separate add on purchaseSome areas were single stitched (a few zippers and trim)Edit:  I did acquire the Yoke for my bag.  I think it is an essential addition to this pack.

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    Comfortable even when full
  

*by N***A on Reviewed in the United States on January 2, 2017*

Considering the numerous reviews stating the snugpak bergen usually arrives poorly stitched, I expected To do some minor repairing when it arrived. True to expectations, it did indeed arrive in a sorry state. I have included photos. 1) The cinch bag at the top was completely unsewn and left with large fraying edges by a span of about 7 inches. 2) one of the zipper stops was completely missing and I had to rig thread there to render it useable. 3) one strap was sewn very shoddy.Despite this, I love the Bergen and would buy more. It is an excellent value for the money and the utility.* However I see one area that is an inherent design flaw built into the Bergen itself. The zippers which hold the removable side bags seal upward instead of downward. Thus the weight of a full side bag, as well as gravity and torc  will be forever trying to pull that zipper down making that area a permanent  potential weakness. The zippers don't self lock either.It's comfortable even when full and does not interfere with range of motion.

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*Last updated: 2026-03-08*