ABS Avalanche Rescue Devices Vario 24 Ultralight Zip-On Cover
ABS Avalanche Rescue Devices
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Material: polyester ball shadow (420D), polyester oxford (420D) Support/Suspension: load-lifter straps, padded shoulder straps, aluminum frame Waist-Belt: yes, padded Pockets: 1 front storage, 1 hip-belt water bottle, 1 waist-belt storage Storage Capacity: 1300 cu in Hydration Compatible: yes, hydration sleeve Reservoir Included: no Manufacturer-Recommended Child Weight: 50 lb Sun Shade: yes Rain Hood: no Claimed Weight: 7 lb 10 oz Recommended Use: hiking with the kids Manufacturer Warranty: lifetime
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