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Coarc Helmet Carry Pack Accessory
Arc'teryx
Coarc Helmet Carry Pack Accessory
$30.00
Description

  The Coarc – an adjustable helmet carry system created to work with Arc'teryx technical climbing and snow packs – frees up pack space and keeps your helmet secure. The intuitive four-point attachment is easy to use, and the simple, glove-friendly design speeds transitions so you can get from uptrack to descent faster.

Footprint sold separately.
Description
Brand:
Arc'teryx
Mfg Sku/Part Number:
29563
Weight:
15 g / 0.5 oz
Material:
100% nylon
Other Features:
  • Glove-friendly design for quick, easy transitions and carry reconfigurations
  • Included with Rush SK and Micon LiTRIC™ packs
  • Intuitive four-point bungee attachment creates a secure hold, connects easily
  • Adjustability accommodates a range of helmet shapes and sizes
  • Stretch carry panel provides a secure hold
  • Tucks into integrated pocket for compact transport when not in use
  • Compatible with current Alpha AR, Konseal 40, and Konseal 55 packs
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