Backpacks | Rapidus 30 (Spring 2019)

The North Face

Rapidus 30 (Spring 2019)

$59.58

Description

　　Streamlined 30-liter ski mountaineering pack

　　Built for all-day ski-mountaineering missions for which speed is essential, the 30-liter capacity Rapidus pack carries everything you need in a light and fast design.

　　The North Face Summit Series™ products represent the pinnacle of product technology, design innovation, and athlete testing. This collection is built without compromise and is designed to be the strongest and lightest gear available, for use in the harshest weather on the planet.

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Description

Brand Name:

The North Face

Gender:

Unisex

Cubic Inches:

1831

Closeout Season:

Spring 2019

Liters:

Color:

Bluebird / Turbulence Grey

Made In:

Vietnam

Mfg Sku/Part Number:

NF0A3BXNTQM-OS

UPC:

191165053335

Other Features:

• Summit Series™ represents the world's finest alpine equipment and apparel
• FlashDry™ back panel
• Side crampon and skin pocket
• Quick-setup ski-carry system
• Insulated water bottle
• Ice-axe carry with covered tip

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