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Orcus 22+
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Orcus 22+
$149.95
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  The Mountain Equipment Orcus 22+ is a dedicated lighweight climbing pack that excels on the fastest-moving alpine days as well as being an ideal choice for carrying essentials on the steepest lines.

  

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Description
Brand:
Mountain Equipment
Mfg Sku / Part Number:
ME-005327
Weight:
(Min) 400 g / 14.1 oz
(Max) 500 g / 1 lb 1.6 oz
Torso Length:
47 cm / 19 in
Other Features:
  • 22 liter optimum capacity
  • M210 ROBIC® N6,6 Carbonate fabrics throughout; abrasion resistant, lightweight and water resistant
  • Roll top closure for weather resistance
  • Zipped pocket
  • Removable rope strap with aluminum Grappler™ buckle
  • Removable EVA back panel
  • EVA composite shoulder straps
  • Removable 20mm webbing hip belt
  • Dual webbing axe retainers
  • Daisy Chain and compression cord system and haul loops
  • Hydration system compatible
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