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Mountainsmith Approach 40 Backpack - 2380cu in
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Material: 210D Duramax Junior ripstop nylon, 600D polyester, 210D ripstop nylon Support/Suspension: single aluminum stay, PE framesheet, Lumbar Control Point pad Waist-Belt: yes, ICS cup, tuck-away, removable Compression: yes, side straps Access: panel Pockets: 1 front panel zippered, 1 accessory, 1 vertical front stash Claimed Weight: 2 lbs 12 oz Dimensions: 23 x 11 x 7 in Volume: 2,380 cu in Recommended Use: dayhikes, minimalist camping, travel Manufacturer Warranty: lifetime
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