Backpacks | Chimera 24 Backpack - Men's (Fall 2023)

The North Face

Chimera 24 Backpack - Men's (Fall 2023)

$76.96

Description

　　Ultralight trail running pack with a glove-like fit

　　With its glove-like fit and Dyno Cinch System™ that allows for on-the-fly pack compression, the agile and lightweight Chimera 24 is for trail aficionados ready to crush the miles.

　　Hydration reservoir sold separately.

Footprint sold separately.

Description

Brand Name:

The North Face

Gender:

Unisex

Cubic Inches:

1465

Liters:

Weight:

1 lb 5 oz

Dimensions:

18.7" x 13" x 7.5" (47.5 cm x 33 cm x 19 cm)

Mfg Sku/Part Number:

NF0A3GA1

Other Features:

• Patent-pending Dyno Cinch System™ allows for on-the-fly compression of the pack without taking the pack off
• Main and secondary compartments are easily accessible without having to remove the pack
• Front stash pocket allows for quick access to layers and snacks
• Harness features four pockets to store gels, snacks and hydration
• Hydration sleeve (reservoir sold separately)
• FlashDry™ back panel is breathable and dries fast for maximum comfort
• Side pockets stretch for on-the-go access to water bottle

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