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Aether 70 Backpack,The Osprey Aether 70 backpack carries the usual assortment of camping gear in an organized, efficient manner. Removable sleeping pad straps are ready when needed but can be removed for more streamlined packing. A sleeping bag compartment opens nice and wide for easy load division. Furthermore, side compression straps, dual access side pockets, and a deep stretch woven exterior front pocket hold all sorts of things in such a manner that they don’t clang or flop around.Source: www.altrec.com
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Talon 44 Backpack – Ideal for ultra light backpacking, adventure racing, and climbing, the Talon 44 Backpack is Osprey’s lightest multi-day pack. It still manages to squeeze in plenty of functional features, including a torso adjustable, reinforced suspension, AirScape padded backpanel, and plenty of useful pockets. The Osprey Talon 44 is designed to comfortably carrying loads up to 30 lbs. and includes an easy access hydration sleeve that accommodates reservoirs up to the large, 3-liter size. Although typically reserved for larger, heavier packs, the Talon 44 includes a zippered sleeping bag access for quick packing and unpacking.Source: www.altrec.com
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Description of ALPS Mountaineering Cyclone Compression Sack:
Compression sacks save pack space, but their round shape often makes them nearly impossible to pack. Alps Mountaineering cures this annoying problem with the Cyclone Compression Sack. Thanks to wraparound straps that make it skinnier instead of shorter, the Cyclone Compression Sack creates a long, skinny, and easily packable package instead of a nylon bowling ball like other compression sacks.
Bottom Line: The Alps Mountaineering Cyclone Compression Sack saves pack space without turning your tent or sleeping bag into a round, impossible-to-pack object.
Source: www.backcountry.com
Bottom Line: The Alps Mountaineering Cyclone Compression Sack saves pack space without turning your tent or sleeping bag into a round, impossible-to-pack object.
Source: www.backcountry.com