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Pursuit 15 Backpack - Women's
Black Diamond
Pursuit 15 Backpack - Women's
$149.95
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　　Designed for tagging summits and scrambling in the high alpine, the women's Pursuit 15 Pack carries everything you need for a day of light and fast mountain travel. With a harness design inspired by Black Diamond's Distance series, their Pursuit Daypacks are built with a custom BD Continuous Fit Harness with a seamless wing body construction that contours to the body for maximum comfort on the move. A women’s-specific fit in the shoulders, chest, and hips ensures all-day comfort.

　　The quick-pull compression system adjusts depending on your load. With quick-access side pockets and easy-access trekking pole storage, snacking and stashing is easy on the move. The Pursuit Daypack is made from 100% recycled body fabrics with a breathable back panel. The pack includes an external hydration storage pocket.

　　

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Brand:
Black Diamond
Mfg Sku/Part Number:
BD680014
Gender:
Women's
Weight:
686 g / 24.2 oz
Pack Volume:
15 liters
Other Features:
  • 100% recycled body fabrics
  • Women’s-specific design for streamlined fit in shoulders, chest, and hips
  • Custom BD Continuous Fit Harness for seamless comfort on the move
  • Breathable back panel for all-day moisture management
  • Trekking pole storage (poles sold separately)
  • Quick Pull Compression System adjusts volume in one simple step
  • One zip and three stretch shoulder pockets
  • Water resistant main zipper
  • One zip interior pocket with key clip
  • Large stretch-woven front pocket
  • Quick access side pockets
  • External hydration storage pocket
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