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Aeon Ultra 20
Rab
Aeon Ultra 20
$169.95
Description

　　The Rab Aeon Ultra 20 is the ideal day pack for committed mountain runs and fast hiking adventures in all weather, with enough volume for a summer bivi or bothy overnight. Built with tough, water-resistant fabric, taped seams and roll top closure, the Aeon Ultra seals out the elements, for those who get out and get it done. On-harness walking pole attachment and stretch side stash pocket enable quick access to kit for adapting to oncoming terrain or variable conditions. Hydration compatible with space for a 3L bladder with multiple harness pockets for storing snacks, gels, or flasks, you can stay refreshed without needing to stop.

　　Moving with you, the responsive and flexible Air Contour™ back system keeps the air flowing on intense ascents. Close-fitting and body contouring, the double strap harness and moulded back panel provide a comfortable, secure, bounce-free carry. Designed with a lightweight cord compression system, the Aeon Ultra keeps the contents of your pack secure. Completed with a pull forward, dual action harness cinch, the Aeon Ultra provides excellent stability at higher speeds, ideal for clocking miles over rugged ground.

　　WARNING for California customers: This product can expose you to chemicals including dimethylformamide, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer. For more information, go to oehha.ca.gov/proposition-65/about-proposition-65

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Description
Brand:
Rab
MFG SKU/Part Number:
QAP-23
Dimensions:
49 x 24 x 25cm
Volume:
20lt / 1220cu.in
Weight:
0.63kg / 1lb 6oz
Back Length:
17" / 43cm
Other Features:
  • 50% Recycled 70D x 140D Nylon S DOBBY / Trishield
  • Secure zipped harness pocket for easy access on the move
  • Flask stash harness pocket for quick grab water breaks
  • Hipbelt with zipped pockets perfect for snacks, and forward pull easy adjustment
  • Roll top closure
  • Moulded back panel for comfortable and flexible fit
  • Highly weather resistant with taped seams
  • Lightweight cord compression system
  • Double sternum strap for added security especially at high pace
  • Large stretch fabric side pockets with upper and rear entry accessible on the move
  • Front stash pocket
  • 2 additional harness stash pockets accessible on the move
  • On the go walking pole attachment
  • Body hugging harness for close fit and mobility
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