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Zealot 30
Osprey
Zealot 30
$129.95
Description

　　When you've got work/class by nine but you're sending cruxes at the climbing gym by five, the Osprey Zealot 30 is the pack for you. Built for lifestyles that blend day-to-day activity with plenty of chalk, it features dual compartments to keep your sweaty climbing shoes separate from your laptop (or reservoir) and snacks. Whether your day takes you from the café to the crag or campus to boulder campusing, the Zealot 30 is the bag for you. Built from highly durable, bluesign®-approved fabrics and backed by Osprey's All Mighty Guarantee for a lifetime of adventure.

　　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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Description
Brand:
Osprey
Gender:
Unisex
Pack Volume:
1831 cu in / 30 L
Dimensions:
19.29H x 12.2W x 11.42D in.
Weight:
1.96 lbs
Load Range:
5 - 20 lbs
Fabric:
Main: bluesign®-approved 840D recycled ballistic nylon, PFC/PFAS-free DWR
Accent: bluesign®-approved 630D recycled high-tenacity diamond ripstop nylon, PFC/PFAS-free DWR
Bottom: bluesign®-approved 630D recycled high-tenacity diamond ripstop nylon, PFC/PFAS-free DWR
Key Attributes:
ACCESS/ORGANIZATION
Intentional climbing-specific organization to keep gear in its place from route to route.
LOAD CARRY
EVA-molded backpanel with HDPE framesheet carries heavy, bulky gear comfortably while maintaining stability.
DURABILITY
bluesign®-approved recycled ballistic and high-tenacity nylon ripstop will survive and thrive years of getting dropped down and dragged across grit, rocks and roots.
Other Features:
  • Roll top closure with vertical zip to expand access and visibility into the main compartment; with adjustable webbing and aluminum hook
  • Large front panel zip compartment to keep gear/gym specific items separate from the everyday compartment – so your chalk and stinky shoes don’t mingle with your laptop or snacks
  • Dual front panel pockets; one with a zipper closure, one open/drop-in
  • Internal multi-function pocket for laptop or reservoir (never both at the same time)
  • Internal organization pockets with key fob
  • Loop for blinky light attachment (light not included)
Carry Information:
BACKPANEL
-- EVA molded backpanel with HDPE framesheet
HIPBELT
-- Removable web belt
HARNESS
-- EVA foam and spacer mesh with adjustable and removable sternum strap
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