Arc'teryx Spiro Hat - Sun, Rain & Safari Hats
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Material: 210D 3-line Honey Comb, 420D HD Oxford, 840D PES Volume: 2750 cu in Support/Suspension: MBS back Shoulder Straps: 2 contoured Waist Belt: yes Hydration Compatible: no Reservoir Included: no Access: top lid Pockets: 1 front zip, 1 side stretch, 1 side zip cargo, 2 net, 2 lid zip Gear Loops: yes Ice Axe Carry: yes Trekking Pole Carry: yes Rain Cover: yes Compression: yes Claimed Weight: 2 lb 15.6 oz Recommended Use: backpacking, hiking & camping Manufacturer Warranty: 3 years
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