Backpacks | Singletrak Pack (Fall 2022)

Ruffwear

Singletrak Pack (Fall 2022)

$67.46

Description

　　Sleek, low-profile hydration pack for long days on the trail

　　The Ruffwear Singletrak Pack is a sleek, low-profile hydration pack that’s ready for any adventure. Featuring two collapsible water bottles, two stash pockets for adventure essentials, and five points of adjustment for a customizable fit, the Singletrak is a great option for long days on the trail.

Footprint sold separately.

Description

Brand Name:

Ruffwear

Volume:

Small: 183 in³ (3 L) capacity
Medium: 201 in³ (3.3 L) capacity
Large/X-Large: 297 in³ (4.7 L) capacity

Weight:

Small: 0.7 lb (0.32 kg)
Medium: 0.91 lb (0.41 kg)
Large/X-Large: 1.05 lb (0.48 kg)

Made In:

Vietnam

Mfg Sku/Part Number:

50302

Other Features:

• Customizable fit with five points of adjustment allows for full range of motion
• Low-profile side pockets conform to the body, allowing dogs to be agile
• Oversized handle for easy lift-and-assist
• Two leash attachment points: anodized aluminum V-ring and webbing loop
• Foam-padded chest and belly straps for comfortable, extended wear
• Two 0.6-liter collapsible, BPA-free hydration bladders
• Low-light visibility with reflective trim and light loop for attaching The Beacon™ (sold separately)
SIZING
-- Small: 22-27 in (56-69 cm)
-- Medium: 27-32 in (69-81 cm)
-- Large/X-Large: 32-42 in (81-107 cm)
In between sizes? Choose the smaller size.

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