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A fully padded pack built for the crag.

From the famed bullet blue limestone of Ceuse to weekly project sessions at the local sport crag, you can keep your kit stowed in the climb-specific Arc'teryx Miura 45 Backpack. The surround zipper allows the bag to open completely flat, which makes gear easy to access and allows the pack to double as a rope bucket. The C² Suspension System takes the sting out of longer approaches, and the hydration-compatible port and tube clip make it easy to quench your thirst on the go.

  • C² Suspension System utilizes high-density foams laminated to a quick-dry back panel that keeps the pack close to the body for greater efficiency and reduced load movement
  • Ergonomically shaped shoulder straps are padded with EV 50 closed-cell foam for comfort and have a Spacermesh lining for improved ventilation
  • Surround zip closure opens wide like a clam shell to provide easy access to gear
  • Pack opens completely flat for use as a rope bucket
  • Burly nylon fabrics are exceptionally smooth and highly abrasion resistant, and padding helps protect your gear
  • Hydroport and Hydra Clip tube make the bag compatible with a hydration system (reservoir not included)
  • Internal zippered pocket is ideal for tape, clippers, files, and other climbing essentials
  • Dual front zippered pockets hold guidebooks and maps
  • Top zippered pocket keeps keys and valuables securely stowed

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matthew.miller

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This pack is fantasticly simple and is basically a duffel bag with really nice shoulder straps. It excels for simple days at a local crag or for tossing your gear in to head to the gym. The fold flat design is pretty cool and allows you to access all of your equipment very easily. It is also a very good pack to travel with. The numerous handles and minimal exteriour features make it a easy to toss this pack into overhead compartments on planes and trains. The fact that the entire pack is padded also helps protect your things. I have not been happy when loading this down with a full trad rack or on any longer approaches. Also if you reach capacity with your rack, down jacket, etc... it is difficult to attach your rope externally.

If you had a previous version of a miura and are looking for something similar, this is not it. Most techincal features have been taken away, but at least you look cool when there are people watching you.

anyone know the linear dimensions of this...

James

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anyone know the linear dimensions of this pack? 45L might be awkwardly large for a backpack without any straps, if it is not loaded to capacity

matthew.miller

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Let me know specifically what measurements you'd like and I will measure mine. As you said, if not loaded to capacity it can be a bit awkward. However there is a gear loop near the top of the back panel where you can attach heavier items to keep the load inbetween your shoulders.

matthew.miller

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Here is a quick video that might answer some questions: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mHmL2bRm4iQ&feature=em-upload_owner