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Archeon 65 - Women's (Fall 2022)
Osprey
Archeon 65 - Women's (Fall 2022)
$238.00
Description

　　Sustainable fabrics meet unparalleled durability

　　Sustainability and durability combine in the women's-specific Archeon 65, a reliable companion you'll treasure through a lifetime of travel and adventure. Intentionally built with comfortable carry and versatility top of mind, it's not so much about what you can fit inside this pack as where it will take you. Spend a weekend in the woods or hop on the next bus out of town, this multi-talented pack is at home either way. Featuring dual side pockets, a removable raincover and internal reservoir sleeve.

　　Hydration reservoir sold separately.

　　WARNING: 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

Footprint sold separately.
Description
Brand Name:
Osprey
Gender:
Women's
Cubic Inches:
XS/S: 3844
M/L: 3967
Liters:
XS/S: 63
M/L: 65
Color:
Deep Space Blue
Weight Capacity:
up to 45 lbs
Weight:
XS/S: 5.23 lbs / 2.371 kg
M/L: 5.67 lbs / 2.571 kg
Torso Length Range:
XS/S: 13 - 17 in.
M/L: 17 - 20 in.
Sleeping Bag Compartment:
Yes
Dimensions:
XS/S: 30.31H X 14.17W X 12.2D IN.
M/L: 32.28H X 14.17W X 12.2D IN.
Other Features:
• Dual ice axe loop and webbing attachment points
• Floating top lid with under lid mesh pocket, exterior main zip pocket and webbing attachment points
• Dual zippered hipbelt pockets
• Sleeping bag compartment with floating divider
• Removable sleeping pad straps
VERSATILITY
With a focus on comfortable carry in a range of volumes and profiles, the series covers needs from backpacking and travel to hiking and commuting.
CRAFTSMANSHIP
Clean lines and beautiful fabrics and hardware combined with utilitarian function and durability creates timeless packs.
SUSTAINABLE & DURABLE BUILD
Constructed with recycled materials without compromising Osprey's commitment to quality construction, design and durability.
SUSPENSION
HDPE framesheet and dual-profiled aluminum alloy stays spread load across the entire backpanel
AIRSCAPE BACKPANEL
Mesh-covered bumped foam allows maximum ventilation while keeping the load close to body
HARNESS
-- Adjustable harness
-- Edgeless padded mesh offers a soft breathable contact surface and large load support
-- Adjustable sternum strap
HIPBELT
Seamless lumbar-to-hipbelt body wrap transfers load from frame to hipbelt
FABRIC
MAIN: 1880D Recycled Nylon Canvas
BOTTOM: 1880D Recycled Nylon Canvas
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