Meridian Line Half Dome T-Shirt - Short-Sleeve - Men's
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ABS Avalanche Rescue Devices Powder 26 Zip-On Cover
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Volume: 488 cu in Hydration Compatible: yes Access: front Pockets: 1 front shovel / probe, 1 large zippered top, 2 zippered side, 1 front map Ski Carry: no, on base unit Snowboard Carry: no, on base unit Helmet Carry: yes, removable helmet net Ice Axe Carry: yes Compatibility: ABS Powder-System Weight: 5.6 oz Recommended Use: backcountry touring
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