Osprey Packs Crescent 110 Pack - 6900 cu in

 Brand : Osprey Packs
Item : OSP0102
Osprey's largest-volume backpack is the Crescent 110 Backpack, an ideal choice for mountaineering and backpacking expeditions. Thanks to its beefy suspension, you'll be able to comfortably carry 70 pounds of clothing, gear, and food. Osprey's ReCurve suspension features sturdy aluminum stays that anchor into the hip-belt, a framesheet with cutouts to reduce weight, and aluminum rods that provide stability and shock absorption. The stays and rods slip into aluminum sleeves that attach to your harness and hip-belt so as to allow these stays and rods to independently flex and pivot as you climb, hike, and descend. A mesh back panel allows for breathability, and the foam-padded harness and thermo-moldable hip-belt evenly distribute your load. Pack your sleeping bag into the easy-access sleeping bag compartment, top load the rest of your gear, and shove small items into the Crescent's various other pockets, including a zippered top pocket that converts into a fanny pack. Also, detach the included hydration sleeve and carry it as a daypack.
Price: $398.95
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