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Abisko Trek 65 M/L

Navy

Sale price£300.00

COLOUR: Navy

SIZE: ONE SIZE

Navy
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  • 210 denier recycled polyamide ripstop with a 1500mm PU coating and a C0 DWR
  • 500 denier recycled polyamide base
  • 65 litres, 2710g
  • 83 x 46 x 29 cm
  • Fully adjustable carrying system, 40 to 56 cm back length
  • Aluminium frame and a padded back panel
  • Removable top lid that becomes a hip pack
  • Raincover included, hydration compatible

Sixty five litres, which is a week, or longer if you are disciplined about food. The carrying system adjusts from forty to fifty six centimetres over an aluminium frame, and the top lid unclips to work as a hip pack once camp is up. Fjällräven finish the ripstop with a C0 repellent, the fluorine free sort. Front and bottom panel openings, raincover in the box.

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