Grand Trunk Silk Sleep Sack - Single
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Osprey Packs Rev 1.5 Hydration Pack - 61-92cu in
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Material: three-line ripstop nylon (70Dx70D), nylon dobby (70Dx160D) Volume: (S/M) 61 cu in, (M/L) 92 cu in Reservoir Volume: 1.5 L Locking Bite Valve: yes Waist-Belt: no Compression: yes, bungee cord Pockets: 2 mesh side, 1 stash (on shoulder strap), 1 removable media with integrated front stash Dimensions: (S/M and M/L) 13 x 7 x 2 in Claimed Weight: (S/M) 10 oz, (M/L) 11 oz, (reservoir) 6 oz Recommended Use: trail running, short mountain bike rides, racing Manufacturer Warranty: lifetime
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