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Mountain Hardwear BMG 105 Backpack - 6400-7000cu in
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Material: SilSeal Cordura nylon (315D), HardWear X-Ply Dyneema, HT ballistic nylon (840D) Support/Suspension: 2 removable stays, framesheet, molded back panel Waist-Belt: yes Access: top, bottom Pockets: 1 top lid, 1 front Sleeping Bag Compartment: yes Hydration Compatible: no Detachable Daypack: no Ice Axe Loops: 2 Max Weight Capacity: 70 lb Weight: 5 lb, 5 lb 3 oz, 5 lb 6 oz Volume: 5800 cu in, 6400 cu in, 7000 cu in Recommended Use: mountaineering, climbing approaches, long-distance trails, guiding Manufacturer Warranty: lifetime
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