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CONA 65 (Fall 2023)
Mountainsmith
CONA 65 (Fall 2023)
$217.46
Description

  In Colorado, being prepared isn’t an option, it’s a necessity. This bomb-proof pack is there to handle your most gear intensive adventures, equipped with features that keep you comfortable, cool and prepared all journey long.

Footprint sold separately.
Description
Brand Name:
Mountainsmith
Cubic Inches:
4272 in³ / 70 L (Main compartment extended)
3967 in³ / 65 L (Main compartment compressed)
Liters:
4
Weight:
5 lb 4 oz / 2.38 kg (with accessories)
5 lb 1.6 oz / 2.31 kg (without accessories)
Dimensions:
28” x 13” x 10” (H × W × D)
Mfg Sku/Part Number:
22-50000
Other Features:
  • Roll-top entry allows for expandable main compartment storage
  • Waterproof compartment inside roll-top entry protects your gear and expands when you need more space
  • Deployable front stretch pocket/compression sleeve offers additional external storage
  • Small zippered top org. pocket is ideal for small electronics and sunglasses
  • U-shaped zippered front panel entry offers easy top-to-bottom access
  • Bright colored recycled nylon liner promotes easy visibility to the interior of the bag
  • 5 deployable compression straps tuck away when not in use; 2 side straps, 1 over-the-top strap, 2 bottom straps
  • Large quick-access zippered top org. pocket is ideal for hydration reservoir or a laptop
  • Deployable dual webbing tool loops for ice-axe or trekking pole carry
  • 2 large internal zippered stretch mesh pockets for dialed organization
  • Removable internal compression system keeps weight stabilized on your back
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