Description
Lycra®-spandex-covered adjustable suspension straps deliver a comfortable fit. The top-load design has a drawcord closure and a packable lid. Ski/snowboard carry strap and an ice-axe pocket let you bring fun into the snow-packed backcountry. The main compartment can easily be accessed from either side. Hypalon attachment points and multiple compression straps let you lash items to the exterior. Hydration-reservoir compatible with water ports on both sides so you can sip water from either side. Stretch pockets on the side securely hold water bottles. Comes with both a small and XL removable padded waistbelt with pockets. Rain cover keeps your camp gear dry when hiking through surprise storms. Bungee attachment for trekking poles. Convenient safety whistle built into the sternum strap buckle.
Brand
Alps Mountaineering
Our providers of camp furniture, sleeping bags, backpacks, and our extremely popular Readylite Cots.
Specifications
FEATURES
- Lightweight polyester
- Lycra® covered adjustable suspension components
- Access to main compartment from each side
- Top-loading extendable top lid
- Spindrift collar with draw cord
- Ski/snowboard carry strap
- Stretch side bottle pockets
- Ice axe pocket
- Trekking pole bungee attachment
- Upper hypalon attachment points
- Pack compression cord converts to gear lashing system
- Rescue whistle buckle on sternum strap
- Hydration pocket and ports
- H2O outlets on both sides of pack
- Removable padded waist belt with pockets
- Small harness option available
- Small and XL waistbelt options available
- Rain cover included
SPECS
Weight: 5 lbs. 13 oz.
Capacity: 3900 in3 / 65L
Torso Range: 16″–20″
Pricing
Rental – $10 /day
Purchase Used – $140
Purchase New – $170
At Explore Rentals we are primarily in the rental business. Occasionally, we sell new and used items. If the item is marked “sale” it is being sold used. If you are interested in purchasing an item, please call the office 406-922-0179. All of our rentals, and sales, begin and end at our location in Bozeman, MT.
