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Yes... the TORSO adjustment system on it is very user friendy, easy and has a large range.

I've got both a 30L and 45L cilo worksack. I really like them and have not had any issues through a fair bit of hard use. The stitching and overall quality seems as good or better than what you find on any other pack I've seen and used. This is different from some cilo packs in the past as I think they've addressed some earlier issues. They both carry quite well given the lighter suspension, I find them to fit and feel better than BD packs. When overloaded to the top of the extension the 45 still carries just fine. Is it a backpacking pack? Def not. Will it take all your stuff into a spot without crushing you then be useable on a climb? Absolutely! If it fits you, you can't go wrong.

Chief mentioned the vaude pack. Listed here for 101

http://www.departmentofgoods.com/vaude- ... -3950cu-in