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Dragonfly 18L
Blue Ice
Dragonfly 18L
$95.95
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　　The Blue Ice Dragonfly 18L is an alpine climbing pack for fast and light missions. The pockets are optimized for stretch and position to keep essentials accessible. Built with a new fit standard, this pack features a mesh-based carry system with ultra-static mesh to provide breathability. The engineered foam shoulder straps transfer loads without deforming. Fabrics are weather shedding and combined with water resistant YKK zips.

　　

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Brand:
Blue Ice
Mfg Sku/Part Number:
100329
Gender:
Unisex
Weight:
415 g / min 325 g stripped
Volume:
18L
Dimensions:
20 x 9.5 x 7.9 in / 51 x 24 x 20 cm
Materials:
210d High Tenacity Nylon ripstop main fabric - PFC free, bluesign®-approved material
Other Features:
  • Secure dual ice axe carry with laminated pick tunnel
  • Asymmetrical stretch pockets for on-the-go access
  • Low profile air-permeable shoulder straps
  • Removable waist belt
  • Integrated rope carry system
  • Dual access accessory pocket with key clip
  • Water resistant YKK external zip
  • Removable high density Atilon frame sheet
  • Permanent, fluorocarbon-free weather shedding face coating
  • Hydration compatible
  • Helmet carrier compatible (sold separately)
  • New improved fit
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