I was looking for a replacement for my 2007 Dakine Tactic 27L pack. I evaluated the 22 and 32L Dakine Poacher and found them too heavy, both weigh more than my older 36L Poacher, and have a decidedly less than user friendly hydration tube set-up. The 20L Kamber has what I need, enough volume, and no extras that add unwanted weight. Big pluses for the Kamber: light weight, excellent pocket and compartment layout, insulated and non-insulated options for hydration tube routing, 2 hip belt pockets that will fit an iPhone SE in an Otterbox case. I never use the ski or helmet carry options however they are well laid-out. Materials and build seem to be very good and its comfortable to wear. I think its best suited for resort use and the occasional hike to an area that doesn't have lift access or out of bounds. It would be perfect if it had a few more gear loops on the shoulder straps and zippers weren't so stiff. The zippers may losen-up a bit over time. Overall not an inexpensive pack but worth the price for me. If my 36L Poacher needed to be replaced I would probably downsize a bit and go with the 30L Kamber.