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Lightning 60 - Women's
Exped
Lightning 60 - Women's
$239.95
Description

  The Exped Lightning 60 Women's is a refined lightweight pack for any multi-day backpacking adventure where minimal weight and functionality are essential. It offers outstanding comfort, freedom of movement and load-bearing stability. The women's-specific version features shorter shoulder straps and shorter hipbelt for better comfort.

  The functional roll-top maximizes weatherproofing and allows expansion of the main compartment to accommodate extra gear when needed. Side pockets made of elastic fabric can be used to store items such as water bottles as well as trekking poles or tent poles. Zippered pockets on the hip belt on top of the pack provide even more quick-access storage space.

  Side zig-zag compression straps and a webbing strap that runs across the backpack with quick-release buckles keep gear like a mat or tent fly securely in place. Those who use the Lightning for mountaineering can attach ice tools to the designated loops and central daisy chain.

  The suspension system is fully length-adjustable and can be easily configured to fit the length of your back. The extremely lightweight material is water-repellent and PFC-free.

Footprint sold separately.
Description
Brand:
Exped
Gender:
Women's
Volume:
60 liters
Weight:
38.4 oz / 1.09 kg
Torso Length Range:
14.2 - 20.9 in.
Hipbelt Range:
30.3 - 53.1 in.
Dimensions:
29.5 x 13.4 x 10.6 in.
Weight Capacity:
up to 53 lbs
Materials:
  • Main Fabric 1: 210 D HMPE ripstop nylon, PU coated, 1500 mm water column, OEKO-TEX® 100 certified, DWR 6
  • Main Fabric 2: Recycled 600 D Oxford Cordura polyester, PU coated, 1500 mm water column, bluesign®-certified, PFC free
  • Frame: 6061-T6 aluminum stay
Other Features:
ADJUSTABLE SUSPENSION SYSTEM
Height-adjustable comfort suspension system with minimal back contact points for good ventilation.

FULL PACK BODY COMPRESSION SYSTEM
Sophisticated front & side compression system. Straps can hold large items like mats or tent rainflys.

ROLLTOP CLOSURE
Reliable rolltop closure expands pack volume to store extra gear when needed and keeps dust & moisture out.

STRETCH FABRIC POCKETS
Spandex stretch fabric pockets on side and hipbelt for quick access to small personal items.

REMOVABLE TOP COMRESSION STRAP
Removable top compression strap with aluminum Rapide Hook can be used to compress pack or secure gear like rope or raingear to top of pack.

LIGHTWEIGHT PACK MATERIAL
Extremely lightweight material is water-repellent & PFC-free.
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