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30L Anode Navy
GregoryMen's or Ladies Everyday Lightweight Adventure Backpack
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Trail running and mountain biking, or all your single-track adventures… these packs carry everything including three liters of water in the included 3D Hydro reservoir and ride like nothing else.
Product Features
30L Anode (Men's)
- Zippered Laptop Sleeve.
- Dedicated 15" padded laptop compartment with floating construction for impact protection.
- Soft touch accessory pocket.
- Soft Touch Accessory pocket for scratch free storage of valuables.
- Front Stuff Pocket.
- Front stretch mesh pocket for gear overflow and organization.
- Dedicated 15" zippered, padded laptop compartment with floating construction for impact protection.
- Front stretch mesh pocket for gear overflow and organization with secure buckle closure.
- Top zippered pocket with soft touch liner to protect valuable items.
- Front zippered compartment with deluxe organization panel with zippered security pocket.
- Padded airmesh shoulder harnesses with one-handed sternum strap buckle.
- Dual-density padded foam backpanel with breathable airmesh and removable webbing hipbelt.
- Front light loop and reflective webbing attachment points for added visibility.
- Front and dual side stretch mesh pockets for quick storage and water bottles.
- Large, zippered accessed main compartment with sleeve organizer.
- Top compression straps with side release buckles and bottom webbing compression.
- Padded tubular webbing haul handle and custom comfort-grip molded zipper pulls.
32L Signal (Ladies)
- Checkpoint friendly dedicated 15" zippered, padded laptop compartment with floating construction for impact protection.
- Front panel zippered pocket and top padded quick access zippered pocket.
- Top zippered pocket with soft touch liner to protect valuable items.
- Front padded zippered compartment with deluxe organization panel with zippered security pocket.
- Women's specific padded airmesh shoulder harnesses with one-handed sternum strap buckle.
- Dual-density padded foam backpanel with breathable airmesh and removable webbing hipbelt.
- Front light loop and reflective webbing attachment points for added visibility.
- Front and dual side stretch mesh pockets for quick storage and water bottles.
- Large, zippered accessed main compartment with sleeve organizer.
- Top compression straps with side release buckles and bottom webbing compression.
28L Sigma (Ladies)
- Dedicated 15"zippered, padded laptop compartment with floating construction for impact protection.
- Front stretch mesh pocket for gear overflow and organization with secure buckle closure.
- Top zippered pocket with soft touch liner to protect valuable items.
- Front zippered compartment with deluxe organization panel with zippered security pocket.
- Women's specific padded airmesh shoulder harnesses with one-handed sternum strap buckle.
- Dual-density padded foam backpanel with breathable airmesh and removable webbing hipbelt.
- Front light loop and reflective webbing attachment points for added visibility.
- Front and dual side stretch mesh pockets for quick storage and water bottles.
- Large, zippered accessed main compartment with sleeve organizer.
- Top compression straps with side release buckles and bottom webbing compression.
- Padded tubular webbing haul handle and custom comfort-grip molded zipper pulls.
Product Specifications
30L Anode (Men's)
- Material: 100% Nylon
- Fits Torso 40.6 - 53.3cm
- Weight 0.791kg
- Volume 30L
- Max Carry Weight 11.3kg
32L Signal (Ladies)
Material: 100% Nylon
- Fits Torso 35.6 - 48.3cm
- Weight 0.84kg
- Volume 32L
- Max Carry Weight 11.3kg
28L Sigma (Ladies)
- Material: 50% Polyester / 50% Nylon
- Fits Torso 35.6 - 48.3cm
- Weight 0.685kg
- Volume 28L
- Max Carry Weight 9.1kg
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