Backpacks | Cobra 52 Backpack

The North Face

Cobra 52 Backpack

$250.00

Description

　　Now lighter and cleaner, this burly alpine climbing pack has enough space for most expeditions and will carry all you need for the summit approach.

Footprint sold separately.

Description

Brand:

The North Face

Mfg Sku/Part Number:

NF0A52D5

Gender:

Unisex

Weight:

3 lbs 5 oz (1500 g)

Dimensions:

13" x 11" x 23.2" (35.1 cm x 15 cm x 45.7 cm)

Pack Volume:

3173 in³ (52 liters)

Other Features:

Semi-translucent fabric lets you see your gear more easily from the outside of the pack
External stuff-it pocket can carry crampons or other bulky gear
Floating top lid with a zippered pocket carries small essentials
Ice tool and axe carry optimized for better carry while keeping picks covered
Rope carry doubles as top-of-pack compression
Foam back panel with durable, light and soft Teksever fabric reduces weight while also reducing water and snow absorption
360-degree reflectivity for enhanced visibility
Wand pockets
Hipbelt pocket
Tool loop on hipbelt
Hydration sleeve
Whistle buckle

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