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Backcountry Access Float 32 Airbag Backpack - 1953cu in
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Material: 330D nylon double ripstop, 840D ballistic nylon Volume: 1953 cu in Airbag: Float system Deployment System: compressed air Canister Included: no, sold separately Shoulder Straps: padded Hydration Compatible: yes Access: top Pockets: 1 waistbelt Dimensions: 23 x 11.5 x 6.5 in Claimed Weight: 6.4 lb, 5.1 lb, 3.4 lb Recommended Use: backcountry touring Manufacturer Warranty: 3 years
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