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Creek 20 (Spring 2023)
Black Diamond
Creek 20 (Spring 2023)
$91.96
Description

  Haul bag-inspired cragging pack

  The Creek 20 from Black Diamond is a waterproof cavernous top-loading crag pack inspired by haul bags with a focus on access and durability. The top-loading design features a drawcord skirt and an integrated, stowable rope strap, while an internal zippered pocket stores your phone, route topo or bars. When it's time to deal with the crux or a thrasher chimney pitch, stow the shoulder straps, remove the waistbelt and haul away. The two top grab handles easily clip to the belay and double as haul points, and mini side daisy chains let you attach shoes or extra gear outside the pack.

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Description
Brand Name:
Black Diamond
Gender:
Unisex
Cubic Inches:
1220
Liters:
20
Weight:
650 g (1 lbs 7 oz.)
Waterproof:
Yes
Mfg Sku/Part Number:
681175
Other Features:
• Durable, waterproof haul-bag fabric
• Padded shoulder straps and dual-density hip belt, thermoformed backpanel
• Top-loading design with drawcord skirt closure
• Tuck-away rope strap and stowable rain hood that doubles as a helmet/rope holder
• Zippered front flap with internal zippered organizer pockets
• Haul bag-style bottom keeps pack standing upright for easy loading
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