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Your warm-weather hiking companion.

The air may be muggy and warm, but thanks to the Breezway back panel on the Mountainsmith Phantom 40 Backpack, your pack won't be trapping heat and sweat against your back. Mountainsmith's Breezeway suspension features a sling-back suspension panel that allows air to circulate against your spine. Air-flow shoulder straps not only allow for additional ventilation, but they offer zonal load dispersion padding for maximum comfort.
  • Advanced reverse-canted, pivoting hip-belt transfers 70% of weighted load to hips and lumbar region, relieving stress on your shoulders and back
  • PE frame hip-belt slider lets you adjust the position both horizontally and vertically
  • Contoured PE framesheet offers increased load support
  • Side mesh hip-belt stash pockets put a snack and your digital camera in easy reach
  • Elastic sternum strap distributes pack weight and includes bite valve holder
  • Internal hydration bladder sleeve includes anti-sag hydration bladder harness (reservoir not included)
  • Zippered front panel stash pockets organize your Ten Essentials
  • Trekking pole mounts and ice axe & tool loop accommodate your gear
  • Side panel accessory pockets hold your water bottles
  • Comfortably carries up to 35 pounds

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This is a brand new pack from Mountainsmith. Coming in at about 42 Liters, it's a medium sized pack, but is capable of loads up to 35 lbs. I really like this pack. My favorite feature is Mountainsmith's "Breezeway" suspension system... it totally keeps the pack off your back, allowing air to flow through and cool your back while hiking. See my video review of this pack at: http://www.backpackersreview.com/gear-reviews/backpacks