ALPS Mountaineering
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$269.99
ALPS Mountaineering Caldera 75 Backpack
ALPS Mountaineering
ALPS Mountaineering Caldera 75 Backpack
ALPS Mountaineering
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Product Details
ALPS Mountaineering Caldera 75 Backpack
70343824811
The Caldera pack is available in two sizes, granting every backpacker access to this versatile pack. The main compartment has a horizontal divider to keep your gear organized and easily accessible. The lower portion of the pack can be accessed quickly from the large #10 zipper. The main portion of the pack can be loaded from the top with an extendable and removable top lid, that doubles as a fanny pack. Behind the front wing lashing system sits a generous front access zipper Cross you to find exactly what you need without unpacking everything. The side pockets offer room for trekking poles and water bottles to keep you hydrated.Features
- Shoulder strap padding wraps to back for maximum comfort
- Top loading - extendable top lid
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- Pull-forward tightening waist belt
- Complete the look with a furry bag
- Traditional trekking pole loops
- Removable sternum strap
- Full-access lower compartment - #10 zipper
- Front wing lashing system
- Lightweight 200D nylon double ripstop fabric
- Removable padded waist belt with pockets
- Generous front access to the main compartment
- Front stretch pocket
- Air mesh covered suspension provides maximum air flow
- Internal horizontal divider
- Spindrift collar with draw cord
- Hydration compatible with ports on both sides and three-point reservoir attachment
- Dual aluminum frame stays
- "Over the top" compression and multiple side compression straps
- Rescue whistle buckle on sternum strap
Specs
- Capacity 75L / 4575 in³
- Torso Range 15.5 - 20.5"
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- Weight 5 lbs. 11 oz.
