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Slope Runner Exploration Pack 18L
Patagonia
Slope Runner Exploration Pack 18L
$179.00
Description

　　Expanding on the vest chassis of the Slope Runner series, the Patagonia Slope Runner Exploration Pack 18L is built for big linkups or trailblazers looking to fill in the blank spaces on the map.

　　Available in four sizes/chest measurements:

　　XS: 30"‒33"

　　S: 34"‒37"

　　M: 38"‒41"

　　L: 42"‒48"

　　

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Patagonia® Slope Runner Exploration Pack 18L
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Description
Brand:
Patagonia
Mfg Sku/Part Number:
49495
Gender:
Unisex
Weight:
454 g (1 lb 0 oz)
Origin:
Vietnam
Materials:
  • Shell A: 4.1-oz 210-denier 100% recycled nylon ripstop with a PU coating and a PFC-free DWR finish (durable water repellent coating that does not contain perfluorinated chemicals)
  • Shell B and lining: 2.3-oz 70-denier 100% ECONYL® recycled nylon with a PU and silicone coating
  • Back panel: 7-oz 100% recycled polyester spacer mesh
  • Exterior pockets: 9.4-oz 66% nylon/34% spandex power mesh
  • Webbing: 100% recycled nylon
Other Features:
Made with Recycled Materials
100% recycled materials, webbing and spacer mesh; exterior shell has a PFC-free DWR finish (durable water repellent coating that does not contain perfluorinated chemicals)

Pockets Secure Gear
Four chest-harness pockets and numerous expanding and static storage options on the pack's backside carry a variety of gear to handle a wide range of terrain

Outside Carry Options
Piolet carrying system and lash point can hold an additional item or helmet

Construction Details
Pack-style load management system securely holds dynamic payloads; vest-style construction minimizes chafing while maximizing breathability

Sternum Straps Adjust
Adjustable dual sternum straps allow for a fine-tuned fit

Flasks Included
Includes two 500ml HydraPak® flasks specifically shaped to slide smoothly back into their holsters

Cinch-Forward Closure
Cinch-forward closure directs the pack volume against your back and away from the back of your head; pack volume is 18 liters
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