hardworking pack

Kim Havell

Member since  Mar 17, 2009

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Posted on August 17, 2010

Fantastic backpack that handles heavy loads extremely well due to its specific construction for women. I have been using this pack for training- hauling loads upwards of 80lbs, and the waist belt and strap adjustments help make the carries more pleasant. It is also light enough that it manages well with smaller loads for shorter days out too.
Features include:
-An airscape suspension that has a lightwire alloy frame with a grip mesh backpanel that include weight reducing cutouts. The lightwire frame flexes so that the load can be held better against your back.
-An Isoform harness that is gender specific with dual density mesh foam for a more cushioned fit. It is also heat moldable with an ergopull close that makes cinching the waist buckle even and easy.
-A top pocket that detaches for a lumber pack, that contains a sewn-in webbing hipbelt with buckle.
-Includes 3 access points- top load, J zip front panel entry, and dual zippered sleeping bag compartment access with a drop down divider.
-Hyrdration compatability with backpanel hydration sleeve and hanger.
-Stretch woven external pockets
-Pad straps for connecting sleeping pads
-Stow on the go attachments and Dual tool attachments for poles, climbing tools, etc

This pack will do it all, and is made of durable materials and all details for anything that you can throw at it during your forays in the outdoors.



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