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Micon 32
Arc'teryx
Micon 32
$220.00
Description

　　Peaceful uptracks, incredible descents, the views - this is why you choose the backcountry. Comfortable and durable, the Arc'teryx Micon 32 is optimized for tours with a balanced carry, weather protection, and intuitive organization.

　　A dedicated pocket keeps avalanche tools right at hand, the roll-top main compartment stores your day’s kit, helmet carries externally, and a lid pocket stashes goggles and small essentials. Built for alpine conditions, its high tenacity N210r HT nylon and N400r-AC² ripstop combine for focused durability and weather protection, critical seams are taped, and zippers are WaterTight™.

　　*The Micon 32 was previously the Rush SK 32 Backpack.

Footprint sold separately.
Description
Brand:
Arc'teryx
Mfg Sku/Part Number:
X000007518
Gender:
Unisex
Volume:
32 liters
Weight:
970 g / 2 lbs 2.2 oz
Origin:
Philippines
Materials:
210d Cordura nylon 6,6 w/ 6.5 twisted 200d LCP grid
Contrast: 400d nylon 6 ripstop
Other Features:
  • Weather resistant
  • Lightweight
  • Durable
  • Tool attachment points
  • Ice-clipper slots
  • Taped seams for added weather protection
  • RollTop™ closure
  • Skis can be carried diagonally or A-frame; snowboards store vertically
  • WaterTight™ full length side zipper gives complete access to main compartment
  • Zippered top pocket provides storage for goggles, helmet cam or other delicate items
  • Avalanche tool pocket
  • Stash pocket
  • Laminated shoulder straps
  • Adjustable, removable sternum strap with safety whistle
  • Lightweight foam back panel with single aluminum stay
  • Ergonomic waist belt
  • Contains materials that meet the bluesign® criteria
  • Pack Dimensions: Length: 63cm, Width: 28cm, Depth: 32cm, Center Back (REG/SRT): 57.5/53.5cm
  • Note: WaterTight™ zippers are highly water resistant, but not waterproof. We do not recommend keeping items in your pockets that may be damaged by moisture.
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