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Lobo 9
CamelBak
Lobo 9
$99.95
Description

  Let the CamelBak Lobo 9 redesign redefine what it means to multitask. This do-it-all, versatile pack is designed to be the quiver killer pack. One pack that never lets you down and is always ready for more miles no matter what adventure you choose. It features plenty of storage and integrated tool organization, so you're ready for whatever. Enjoy cool comfort on your journey with the Air Support™ Back Panel constructed with lightweight materials for max ventilation.

  Additionally, the Magnetic Tube Trap™ joins the party and plays well with others: it works with all of CamelBak's reservoir tubes. The removable stability belt brings extra flexibility to your adventure and the ventilated harness ensures lasting breathability for the long haul. Enjoy hands-free hydration from the 2L Crux® Reservoir Quicklink™ System. Repurpose Gold Sustainability Badge: Made with recycled materials, made with safer chemicals, and designed to preserve resources and diminish disposables.

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Description
Brand:
CamelBak
Mfg Sku/Part Number:
2656
Gender:
Unisex
Weight:
510 g / 1 lb 2 oz
Torso Length:
43 - 53 cm / 17 - 21 in
Liters:
6 Liters Gear Capacity / 2 Liters Hydration Capacity
Other Features:
  • Air Support™ Back Panel designed with Body Mapping Technology to allow for maximum ventilation on the hottest areas of your back
  • Magnetic Tube Trap keeps your tube secure and accessible when you need it
  • Removable Waist Strap for added stability when you need it
  • 3D Vent Mesh Harness is lightweight and breathable with added cargo. Designed for all-day comfort
  • Helmet Carry to stow and secure helmet
  • Integrated Carry Pockets to keep your tools and repair kit organized
  • BPA/BPS/BPF Free
  • CRUX™ Reservoir with Quicklink™ System
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