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Juno 30 H2O - Women's
Gregory
Juno 30 H2O - Women's
$134.96
Description

　　

Enough space and comfort to tackle summer 14ers

The Gregory women's Juno 30 H2O and its 3D Hydro Reservoir let you keep pace without stopping to hydrate. Moisture-wicking mesh on the VaporSpan ventilated suspension works to keep you dry on the way up.

　　

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Description
Brand Name:
Gregory
Gender:
Women's
Item#:
1268981226
Suspension Technology:
VAPORSPAN
Fits Torso:
14" - 19" / 35.6 - 48.3 cm
Fits Hips / Waist:
27" - 45" / 68.5 - 114.3 cm
Weight:
2.06 lbs / 934 g
Volume:
30 L / 1831 cu in.
Max Carry Weight:
25 lbs / 11.3 kg
Packed Dimensions:
20.5" x 11.0" x 8.3" / 52 x 28 x 21 cm
Features:
  • Includes 3D Hydro quick-drying, soft molded reservoir (3 Liter) with integrated handle and drying hanger
  • Dedicated 3/4 zippered hydration sleeve with SpeedClip hydration hanger for a one-handed, snap-and-go connection
  • Breathable ActiveFlex shoulder harness with magnetic sternum buckle and hose clip for the Drylock bite valve.
  • VaporSpan ventilated suspension with moisture-wicking mesh and perimeter alloy frame
  • Women's Specific 3D cradle padded hipbelt with large zippered pockets
  • Sunglass QuickStow system on shoulder harness for quick, secure and scratch-free access to your shades
  • Top zippered pocket with padded, soft touch liner to protect valuable items
  • Interior zippered mesh security pocket with key clip
  • Front stretch and dual side mesh pockets for quick storage
  • Trekking pole / tool attachment point with bungee closure system
  • Custom comfort-grip molded zipper pulls
Materials
External Material

90% Nylon / 10% Polyester (Bottom)

Frame Materials

Alloy Steel Frame & Fiberglass Anti-Barreling Cross-Stay & HDPE

Pack Body

210D High Density / 40% Recycled Nylon & 420D High Density / 45% Recycled Nylon with PFC-Free DWR

Pack Bottom

840D Ballisitc Polyester

Lining

40% Post-consumer Recycled / 135D Polyester with PFC-Free DWR

Suspension

Multi-Density closed & open cell foam

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