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Chiru 25L
Blue Ice
Chiru 25L
$127.46
Description

　　The feature set of the Blue Ice Chiru 25L is based around the needs of mountain professionals, who value the ability to organize and have quick access to their gear. A beefy backpanel and carry system take care of load management, and the low-profile hybrid shoulder straps and stashable waist belt will not interfere with ropework or harnesses. The 3D patterned pick tunnel creates a snug pocket around axe heads for a super stable axe carry. Weather resistant YKK zips and C0 DWR treated fabrics offer durability and water protection.

　　

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Brand:
Blue Ice
Mfg Sku/Part Number:
100327
Gender:
Unisex
Weight:
700 g
Materials:
210d High Tenacity Nylon ripstop main fabric - PFC free, bluesign®-approved material
Other Features:
  • Low profile harness inspired shoulder straps – improved fit and carry, reduced bulk
  • 3D ice tool sleeve for unmatched tool security
  • Fully stashable rope strap
  • Large zip accessed lid pocket
  • Internal accessory pocket with key clip
  • Vertically stashable hip pads
  • Water resistant YKK external zips
  • Hydration compatible
  • Helmet carrier included
  • New improved fit
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