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Osprey Packs Aether 70 Backpack- 4000-4600cu in

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Material: 210D nylon, 75D nylon stretch ripstop, 500D nylon Support/Suspension: LightWire frame, Airscape back panel, 6061-T6 center stay Shoulder Straps: IsoForm Waist-Belt: yes, IsoForm CM Hydration Compatible: yes, external sleeve Reservoir Included: no Detachable Daypack: yes, lid Detachable Lid: yes Access: front zipper Pockets: 1 stretch mesh front, 2 zippered hip-belt, 2 stretch mesh side Ice Axe Loops: 2 Trekking Pole Loops: yes, Stow-on-the-Go Sleeping Bag Compartment: yes Max Weight Capacity: 60 lb Weight: 4 lb 8 oz, 4 lb 12 oz, 4 lb 15 oz, 5 lb 3 oz Dimensions: 32 x 14 x 12 in Volume: 4089 cu in, 4272 cu in, 4455 cu in, 4638 cu in Recommended Use: backpacking, mountaineering Manufacturer Warranty: lifetime

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Mount Logan (5 959 m / 19 551 ft)

Until 1992, the exact height of the mountain was not known with certainty and was given from 5,959 metres to 6,020 (19,551 to 19,849 ft) metres. In 1992 an expedition to the summit used GPS and fixed the elevation at 5,959 metres (19,551 ft); however a recent measurement taken twice from a plane showed the mountain reaching 5,966 metres. This new measurement has not been officially confirmed or recognized. Though the mountain is still growing due to tectonic uplifting, one reason postulated for the additional seven metres was an increase in snow and ice build-up.Mt. Logan records some terribly cold temperatures with a record -77.5 °C recorded on May 26th, 1991, the coldest temperature recorded outside of Antarctica.