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Tempest 40 - Women's
Osprey
Tempest 40 - Women's
$219.95
Description

　　The Osprey Tempest 40 was designed with lightweight multi-day trips and travelers in mind. When navigating technical terrain, an injection-molded AirScape® backpanel and continuous-wrap harness and hipbelt move with you. This streamlined women's-specific pack features a separate sleeping bag compartment, zippered hip pockets, ice axe and trekking pole attachment points and reservoir sleeve. Constructed with high-quality bluesign®-approved recycled high-tenacity nylon with a PFC-free DWR coating.

　　WARNING for California customers: This product can expose you to chemicals including dimethylformamide, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer. For more information, go to oehha.ca.gov/proposition-65/about-proposition-65

　　

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Brand:
Osprey
Gender:
Women's
Volume:
-- XS/S: 38 liters / 2319 cu. in.
-- M/L: 40 liters / 2441 in.
Weight:
-- XS/S: 2.735 lbs
-- M/L: 2.927 lbs
Dimensions:
-- XS/S: 25.59 x 13.39 x 10.24 in.
-- M/L: 27.56 x 13.39 x 10.24 in.
Load Range:
15 - 30 lbs
Fabric:
-- Main: bluesign®-approved recycled 100D x 210D wave check high-tenacity nylon, PFC-free DWR
-- Accent: bluesign®-approved recycled 420HD nylon packcloth, PFC-free DWR
-- Bottom: bluesign®-approved recycled 420HD nylon packcloth, PFC-free DWR
Other Features:
  • Top load access to main compartment
  • Floating top lid with zippered slash pocket
  • Under lid zippered mesh pocket with key clip
  • Large stretch mesh front panel pocket
  • Tuck-away dual ice ax attachment with bungee tie-off
  • Stow-on-the-Go trekking pole attachment
  • Dual upper and lower side compression straps
  • Dual entry stretch mesh side pockets
  • External hydration reservoir sleeve
  • Easy-access, expandable stretch mesh harness pocket
  • Dual-zippered hipbelt pockets
  • Leave No Trace principles label inside main compartment
  • Removable sleeping pad straps
Carry Information:
AIRSCAPE BACKPANEL
-- Injection-molded AirScape framesheet with die-cut foam provides a close-to-body stable fit while offering flexibility and ventilated airflow channels for active use
-- Mesh-covered foam lumbar for lightweight and comfortable contact surfaces

BIOSTRETCH HARNESS
-- Integrated BioStretch seams offer maximum flexibility without sacrificing stability for dynamic body movement
-- Spacermesh over die-cut foam provides breathable, comfortable contact surface
-- Harness system easily adjusts to fit various torso lengths
-- Adjustable sternum strap with safety whistle buckle

BIOSTRETCH HIPBELT
-- Seamless lumbar-to-hipbelt body wrap and BioStretch seams offer maximum flexibility without sacrificing stability for dynamic body movement
-- Spacermesh over die-cut foam provides breathable, comfortable contact surface Crossbody ErgoPull hipbelt system to pull lumbar into body

SUSPENSION
-- LightWire peripheral frame effectively transfers load to hipbelt
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