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Kalmia 60 - Women's (Fall 2023)
Gregory
Kalmia 60 - Women's (Fall 2023)
$224.96
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　　Ventilated comfort with dynamic suspension that moves with you

　　The Kalmia 60's FreeFloat 360 suspension flexes, rotates, and moves with your body, providing a revolution in backpacking technology. Adventure ready with durable, recycled nylon material, streamlined organization and odor-reducing technology. It’s time to hit the trail.

　　FreeFloat 360

　　Ventilated, suspended mesh backpanel featuring Gregory's FreeFloat dynamic comfort cradle lower back system and auto-canting, rotating harnesses for the ultimate in dynamic fit and comfort.

　　Recycled Materials

　　Designed with the product's lifecycle in mind, all fabrics have recycled content and feature a PFC-free durable water repellent coating reducing the environmental footprint over conventional material.

　　Polygiene® Stays Fresh Technology

　　The ventilated backpanel has an odor control fabric treatment that inhibits the growth of odor causing bacteria, keeping your pack fresher, longer.

　　

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　　• FreeFloat 360 ventilated backpanel with dynamic flex panels and auto rotating shoulder straps that move with the natural movements of your body

　　• Moisture wicking ventilated backpanel with Polygiene® Stays Fresh Technology - an odor control airmesh treatment that inhibits the growth of odor-causing bacteria

　　• Adjustable shoulder harnesses and torso length plus customizable women's fit hipbelt and 3D Comfort Cradle for hotspot free, body-hugging comfort

　　• Auto-rotating, dual density women's fit shoulder harness with sternum strap featuring integrated safety whistle and hydration clip

　　• Perimeter alloy frame and fiberglass anti-barreling cross-stay for stable load management

　　• Full length side-loading access zipper for easy unloading and gear organization

　　• Oversized front zippered compartment with mesh divider to keep items in order

　　• Sunglass QuickStow system on shoulder harness for quick, secure and scratch-free access to your shades

　　• Internal hydration sleeve with SpeedClip hydration hanger compatible with Gregory's 3D Hydro Trek Reservoir (reservoir not included)

　　• Floating top pocket with large zippered compartment, small quick access pocket and an underside zippered pocket, reflective attachment points and key clip

　　• SideWinder bottle holster for one-handed on-the-go water bottle access - tucks away when not in use

　　• Side stretch mesh pocket with pass through for over-or-under compression

　　• Front oversized stretch mesh pocket with secure buckle closure

　　• Quick-pull drawcord closure and top webbing compression

　　• Zippered bottom sleeping bag compartment with removable divider

　　• Adjustable attachment loops and upper shock locks for trekking poles or ice axe

　　• Custom ComfortGrip molded zipper pulls and molded webbing keepers for strap management

　　• NANO CONNECT - Included interior toggles to connect Nano 14 Daypack (sold separately)

　　• By using recycled fabrics, this pack’s carbon footprint is reduced by 27% compared to a conventional nylon pack. The equivalent to 88 miles (142 km) driven; you can offset that amount by walking, biking, or car sharing instead of driving solo.

　　Materials:

　　-- External Material: 100% Nylon

　　-- Pack Body: 210D High Density 40% Recycled Nylon & 420D High Density 45% Recycled Nylon with PFC-Free DWR

　　-- Pack Bottom: 420D High Density 45% Recycled Nylon with PFC-Free DWR

　　-- Lining: 40% Post-consumer Recycled 135D Polyester with PFC-Free DWR

　　-- Suspension: Lifespan EVA Foam & Polygiene® Stays Fresh Technology

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