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Apex 25
Mountainsmith
Apex 25
$103.96
Description

  Stay comfortable and prepared with a pack that can fit everything you need for the day. This pack is perfect for long day hikes and keeping the essentials easily accessible throughout your adventure.

Footprint sold separately.
Description
Brand Name:
Mountainsmith
Cubic Inches:
1526 in³ / 25 L
Weight:
2 lbs 6.4 oz / 1.09 kg
Dimensions:
21” x 11” x 7” (H × W × D)
Mfg Sku/Part Number:
#22-50161
Other Features:
  • Two lay-flat front expansion pockets add up to 4L of external storage
  • 25mm elastic webbing inside front expansion pockets easily secures a water-bottle in place
  • Vertical 25mm daisy chain webbing and haul handle
  • Webbing tool loop with upper elastic keeper secures trekking poles and ice axes
  • Large zippered front pocket with internal zippered organizer
  • Inner Sanctum zippered stretch mesh organizer pocket inside main compartment
  • Hydration bladder sleeve, hanger, and dual H2O ports on each side of bag
  • Zippered quick-stash top pocket lined with micro-fleece for a phone or sunglasses
  • Separated molded EVA foam back panel and lumbar pads create a no contact breezeway on your back
  • Spring steel perimeter frame with 1mm PP frame board
  • Removable hipbelt
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