prAna Forest Headband - Women's
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Material: 100% nylon ripstop (200D), 100% poly filament (600D), 100% polyester (600D) Volume: 700 cu in Support/Suspension: air mesh suspended back panel Shoulder Straps: breathable, ergonomic shoulder straps, sternum strap with built-in whistle Waist Belt: yes, adjustable Hydration Compatible: yes Reservoir Included: yes, 100oz (3-liter) hydration reservoir with Plug-N-Play disconnect Access: top Pockets: internal organizer pockets, 1 fleece-lined sunglasses Helmet Carry: yes, full face or trail Dimensions: 18 x 7.5 x 5 in Recommended Use: cycling Manufacturer Warranty: lifetime
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