With 5,400 cubic inches, this lightweight mountaineering pack features a custom moldable hipbelt and a streamlined design for backcountry pursuits. * Top-loading pack shaves... more
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With 5,400 cubic inches, this lightweight mountaineering pack features a custom moldable hipbelt and a streamlined design for backcountry pursuits.
* Top-loading pack shaves weight with its lightweight yet tough 210-denier high-tenacity double-ripstop nylon construction
* AirScape Suspension uses peripheral rods, a nubbed foam back panel, single stay and an internal framesheet
* Running down the sidewall, the peripheral rods anchor to load lifters and hipbelt, actively transferring load and resisting sag
* Providing superior load support is the removable IsoForm CM (Custom Moldable) hipbelt, a 3D dual-density foam contoured and anatomically shaped
* Check your local REI store for certified custom molding
* ErgoPull hipbelt closure provides extra leverage in cinching, drawing tension along top and bottom--not through the center--relieving hipbone pressure
* IsoForm dual-density foam harness with Spacer Mesh promotes airflow and wicks away moisture during warm weather and intense activity
* Externally accessible bottom compartment accommodates all types of sleeping bags
* Top pocket can be removed and converted into a lumbar pack; IsoForm hipbelt on pack can be removed and slid onto lumbar pack for comfortable carrying
* Dual-entry stretch side mesh pockets keep essentials easily accessible, and a built-in front mesh pocket accepts Osprey Excessories for added capacity
* Front compression wings let you securely compress the contents of the pack, whether full or nearly empty, without sag or load distortion
* Ski straps, ice axe tool loops, sleeping pad straps and extendable lid accommodate a variety of alpine gear
* Hydration-compatible design features reservoir sleeve and dual drink tube exit ports for on-the-go hydration (reservoir sold separately)
* High-density polyurethane (HDPE) framesheet and a single aluminum stay protect your back from bulky or pointy items and support heavy loads
* Specifications for torso / waist and hips/ base volume / weight are as follows: Medium - 18-20.5 in. / 30-34 in. / 5,200 cu. in. / 85 liters / 4 lbs. 12 oz.
* Large - 20-22.5 in. / 33-37 in. / 5,400 cu. in. / 88 liters / 4 lbs. 15 oz.
# Custom molding available in these stores: AK, ANCHORAGE (907)272-4565
# CA, BERKELEY (510)527-4140
# CA, SACRAMENTO (916)924-8900
# CA, SAN CARLOS (650)508-2330
# CA, SAN DIEGO (858)279-4400
# CA, SANTA ANA (714)543-4142
# CA, SARATOGA (408)871-8765
# CO, BOULDER (303)583-9970
# CO, DENVER (303)756-3100
# GA, ATLANTA (404)633-6508
# ID, BOISE (208)322-1141
# MN, BLOOMINGTON (952)884-4315
# NM, ALBUQUERQUE (505)247-1191
# OR, PORTLAND (503)221-1938
# WA, SEATTLE (206)223-1944
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