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Gigawatt 60 (Fall 2023)
Sierra Designs
Gigawatt 60 (Fall 2023)
$93.71
Description

  Made for weekend warriors and thru-hikers alike, the Sierra Designs Gigawatt 60 Liter backpack has all the features to keep you comfortable on any backpacking trip - long or short. Built with an advanced perimeter frame and external compression straps, this top-loading backpack stabilizes the brunt of your gear for better weight distribution and all-day adventuring.

  Oversized external mesh pockets and zippered hip belt pockets keep layers and essentials within arm’s reach, and the zippered lid with internal organization means the little things stay right where you left them. Made to last with durable materials to handle the tough terrain you hike through.

Footprint sold separately.
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Brand:
Sierra Designs
Mfg Sku/Part Number:
80711022
Color:
Grey
Size:
One Size
Gender:
Unisex
Weight:
4.06 lb / 1.84 kg
Volume:
3661.0 in3 / 60 Liters
Torso Length:
16"-21" / 40 cm-53 cm adjustable
Dimensions:
26.0" x11.0" x 10.0"
Materials:
300 x 400D Polyester Ripstop
Other Features:
  • Constructed to withstand rough conditions with a durable 300-denier polyester ripstop exterior
  • Advanced perimeter frame for superb stability
  • Adjustable suspension fits torsos size 16 - 21” for a custom and more comfortable fit
  • Oversized external stretch mesh pockets let you store gear quick and easy when out on the trail, perfect for layers
  • Side access zipper allows for easy pack access when you’re on-the-go
  • Stash pocket lid with internal organizer prevents digging around in your pack
  • Two zippered hip belt pockets keep items secure and within reach
  • Compression straps stabilize your load for a more comfortable carry with lash points to externally secure additional gear
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