REVIEW: EBERLESTOCK Warhammer

In Part One of the Eberlestock Little Brother Reviews, we already announced that we will be introducing the Eberlestock Warhammer as a complement to the little brother. Here is our report. The Eberlestock Warhammer is like the Dragonfly or the Skycrane, a backpack that essentially consists of two tubular pockets. However, the Dragonfly has a fixed sheath and the Skycrane already comes with the Little Brother in the basic package. But that's where the similarities end: The Warhammer is not just a cheaper Skycrane without a middle pocket.

From the beginning, the legendary ALICE Frame of the US ARMY was the basic structure around which the pack was built. After the pack was constructed, the ALICE Frame was replaced by a modified INTEX II FRAME from Eberlestock. The result was a compact backpack like the ALICE PACK with the well-known and popular features of Eberlestock.

The Warhammer has a volume of approximately 33 liters, distributed over the two tubular pockets. The pockets are firmly connected to the back part, including the carrying frame, which consists of the aforementioned INTEX II FRAME, shoulder straps, and hip belt. The dimensions of the pack are 53cm x 30cm x 8cm. The weight is just under 4 kilograms. The Warhammer is made of 1000d Cordura.