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Glacier - Women's
Mystery Ranch
Glacier - Women's
$299.25
Description

　　Superior comfort for extended trips; 70 liters

　　With women's-specific harnessing, the women's Glacier by Mystery Ranch is ideal for long weekend outings as well as more extended backcountry trips. This rendition of the classic Glacier features all the Expedition Series updates. From fit and sizing to fabric and frame, it offers superior Load Carriage™ and comfort for your long weekend outing as well as more extended backcountry trips. It’s a top-loading pack with a dual draw cord shroud to increase weather resistance and allow for upward expansion. The Speedzip™ sleeping bag compartment will accommodate even the warmest, bulkiest bag. The lid has two compartments for Type-A organization and is easily converted to a summit pack by transferring the main pack's harnessing over to the lid.

　　

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Description
Brand Name:
Mystery Ranch
Mfg Sku/Part Number:
110865
Gender:
Women's
Cubic Inches:
4320
Liters:
70.8
Frame Description:
Astral Frame
Sleeping Bag Compartment:
Yes
Weight:
6.4 lbs / 2.9 kg
Dimensions:
34.5 x 13.5 x 13.5 in. / 88 x 34 x 34 cm
Other Features:
  • Top-loading design for easy/secure packing
  • Convertible Daypack Lid feature
  • Side zip for easy access to main bag without unpacking
  • Two, exterior vertical long pockets
  • Speedzip™ compartment for easy access to sleeping bag
  • Water bottle pockets
  • Tool carry attachment between back, vertical torpedo pockets
  • Cross compression with buckle release for accessing side zips
  • Hydration reservoir compatible
  • Five-point lumbar belt system
  • Built on the Astral Frame


KEY ATTRIBUTES
-- The Astral Frame is a robust frame that supports large loads. The mainframe is comprised of four vertical, composite stays, dense foam for flexibility and for torsional rigidity. Through patented features and construction methods, the mainframe transfers the weight of the load into the wings which relay the weight and equalizes the contact around and into the belt. The waist belt cants and conforms over the hips to effectively transfer and distribute the weight and eliminate slippage down over the hips.
-- The patented Futura Yoke easily micro adjusts to the torso length allowing the proper amount of stand-off between the back and frame.

MATERIALS
-- 500D Lite Plus CORDURA® fabric
-- YKK® zippers
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