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The North Face Skareb 50 Backpack - 3050cu in - 2009 BCS
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With the X Radial tubular aluminum frame, injection-molded EVA back panel, and anatomically contoured hipbelt, The North Face Skareb 50 Backpack carries large and heavy loads without feeling like a sack of potatoes. Air flow channels on the back panel and breathable nylon fabric on the hipbelt prevent you from overheating on the trail, while high-strength parachute fabric on the body resists tearing. The front stretch pocket accommodates your extra gear, giving you up to 430 cubic inches of overflow storage, and trekking pole loops stash your sticks when not in use. Throw your water bottle in the shoulder-harness holster, or pack your hydration system in the compatible pocket.
Bottom Line: Lighten the burden of your heavy loads.
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How many zippers are on this pack? i need to know how many locks
How many zippers are on this pack? i need to know how many locks i should buy.
By: ryan
February 26, 2010
Hi Ryan,
this bag has two zippers, one on the top and one on the waist belt, but I think you can't lock them
By: dom3774442
March 12, 2010
Sick Pack
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John Klemchuk
May 28, 2009
So youre out looking for a durable, good looking, and light weight pack for hiking and travel. What are you going to do? Well look no further! This pack is super lightweight, looks totally rad and is made with a really tough parachute fabric. I wore it for a weekend trip and it is an amazing pack. So amazing in fact, that I ended up stealing my girlfriends! The fit is also superb and the X-radial frame allows for great range of movement.
Will this be okay as a carry on with American's restrictions:
Will this be okay as a carry on with American's restrictions: 45 inches and 40 pounds. More concerned about size as I have more control over the weight with what I pack.
By: Brendan
July 12, 2009
Depends on what airline and what size of plane. I've carried on via a la Cart on Horizon/Alaska Airlines and Delta; I was on their smaller planes. On bigger planes I've been able to shove it in the overhead compartment. I've flown quite a bit with it and never had a problem.
By: Sara Gress
November 18, 2009
Strictly speaking, no. The packpack is slightly longer than the maximum carry on length allowed by most airlines, but I have taken it as a carry on on a few flights.
By: Q
September 8, 2009
Change me.
Out of Stock
2009 Model No Longer Available
We have a lot more Weekend Packs (3000-4500 cu in) than that
Weekend Packs (3000-4500 cu in)- Material:
- 100D Parachute nylon, 210D HT nylon ripstop
- Volume:
- [M/L] 3050 + 430cu in (50L + 7L)
- Suspension:
- X Radial tubular aluminum frame
- Waist-belt:
- Yes
- Hydration Compatible:
- Yes
- Rain Cover:
- No
- Access Types:
- Top
- Pockets:
- [External]1 water bottle, 1 stretch front; [Internal] 1 Main
- Snowboard Carry:
- No
- Ski Carry:
- No
- Gear Loops:
- 2 Trekking pole
- Weight:
- [M/L] 3lb 1oz (1400g)
- Recommended Use:
- Hiking, trekking, camping, mountaineering
- Manufacturer Warranty:
- Lifetime