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Skala Backpack 32L S/M

Navy

Sale price£275.00
  • 420HD nylon with a carbonate coating
  • Guardcore nylon and RipZip construction
  • AlumaLite internal frame
  • YKK Aquaguard zips
  • 32 litres, S/M back length
  • 30cm wide, 26.2cm deep, 62.2cm tall
  • 1.5kg
  • Vented mesh back panel

The S/M version of the Skala 32, which matters more than most people think, because a pack sized wrong sits on your shoulders instead of your hips. An AlumaLite frame carries the load, the shell is coated 420HD nylon and the zips are YKK Aquaguard. At 1.5 kilos it is light for something with a frame in it.

COLOUR: Navy

SIZE: ONE SIZE

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