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Lowe Alpine
Lowe Alpine Cerro Torre 65:85 Backpack - 3965cu in
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Material: TriShield Grid (420D nylon) Support/Suspension: Axiom+ back system Waist-Belt: yes Hydration Compatible: yes Detachable Daypack: yes, hydration pack Access: top Pockets: 1 zippered front, 2 water bottle, 1 lid, 1 hip belt Ice Axe Loops: 2 Trekking Pole Loops: yes, tip gripper Rain Cover: yes Max Weight Capacity: 70 lb Claimed Weight: 5 lb 12 oz Dimensions: 17 - 22 in Volume: 3965 + 1220 cu in Recommended Use: backpacking, expeditions, trekking Manufacturer Warranty: lifetime
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