Gregory

Gregory Targhee 32 Backpack - 1953cu in

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Material: 420D nylon, 630D high-density nylon, 210D nylon, multi-density closed and open cell foams, spring steel, HDPE (high-density polyethylene) composite Volume: 1830 cu in, 1952 cu in, 2074 cu in Support/Suspension: VertFlex Shoulder Straps: water-resistant, high-density foam Waist Belt: yes, gear loop Hydration Compatible: yes, sleeve and hose cover Reservoir Included: no Access: top, back Pockets: 1 avalanche gear compartment, 1 zippered waist belt, 1 internal security, 1 top goggle Gear Loops: yes, waist belt Ski Carry: yes, diagonal and A-frame Snowboard Carry: yes, vertical Helmet Carry: yes, stowable Ice Axe Carry: yes Avalung: no Weight Capacity: 35 lb Dimensions: (small) 16 - 18 in, (medium) 18 - 20 in, (large) 20 - 22 in Claimed Weight: 3 lb 6 oz, 3 lb 10 oz, 4 lb Recommended Use: skiing, snowboarding, snowshoeing, ice climbing, backcountry touring Manufacturer Warranty: lifetime

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