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Arc'teryx

Micon 32

$220.00

Description

　　Peaceful uptracks, incredible descents, the views - this is why you choose the backcountry. Comfortable and durable, the Arc'teryx Micon 32 is optimized for tours with a balanced carry, weather protection, and intuitive organization.

　　A dedicated pocket keeps avalanche tools right at hand, the roll-top main compartment stores your day’s kit, helmet carries externally, and a lid pocket stashes goggles and small essentials. Built for alpine conditions, its high tenacity N210r HT nylon and N400r-AC² ripstop combine for focused durability and weather protection, critical seams are taped, and zippers are WaterTight™.

　　*The Micon 32 was previously the Rush SK 32 Backpack.

Footprint sold separately.

Description

Brand:

Arc'teryx

Mfg Sku/Part Number:

X000007518

Gender:

Unisex

Volume:

32 liters

Weight:

970 g / 2 lbs 2.2 oz

Origin:

Philippines

Materials:

210d Cordura nylon 6,6 w/ 6.5 twisted 200d LCP grid
Contrast: 400d nylon 6 ripstop

Other Features:

Weather resistant
Lightweight
Durable
Tool attachment points
Ice-clipper slots
Taped seams for added weather protection
RollTop™ closure
Skis can be carried diagonally or A-frame; snowboards store vertically
WaterTight™ full length side zipper gives complete access to main compartment
Zippered top pocket provides storage for goggles, helmet cam or other delicate items
Avalanche tool pocket
Stash pocket
Laminated shoulder straps
Adjustable, removable sternum strap with safety whistle
Lightweight foam back panel with single aluminum stay
Ergonomic waist belt
Contains materials that meet the bluesign® criteria
Pack Dimensions: Length: 63cm, Width: 28cm, Depth: 32cm, Center Back (REG/SRT): 57.5/53.5cm
Note: WaterTight™ zippers are highly water resistant, but not waterproof. We do not recommend keeping items in your pockets that may be damaged by moisture.

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