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Trail Lite 65 Backpack (Fall 2023)
The North Face
Trail Lite 65 Backpack (Fall 2023)
$168.00
Description

  Your next backpacking trip calls for a durable, easy-to-use pack like the Trail Lite 65 from The North Face. With adjustable straps and torso height, it’s easy to get a custom fit for maximum comfort mile after mile. Featuring simplified storage, you can carry everything you need for multiple days (or weeks) on the trail.

Footprint sold separately.
Description
Brand:
The North Face
Mfg Sku/Part Number:
NF0A81CE
Gender:
Unisex
Volume:
3967 cu in (65 liters)
Weight:
3 lbs 14.6 oz (1775 g)
Dimensions:
25.6 x 13.2 x 11.8 in. (65 x 33.5 x 30 cm)
Body Fabric:
210D recycled nylon ripstop with non-PFC durable water-repellent (non-PFC DWR) finish
Boot Fabric:
600D recycled polyester with PU coating and non-PFC DWR finish
Other Features:
  • Proprietary OPTIFIT™ suspension system ensures a comfortable and secure fit
  • The torso-height adjustment system allows you to easily adjust the back panel for the right fit
  • Hipbelt has a large padded area to securely and comfortably fit around the hips and uses a dual-density foam for the perfect blend of support and plush cushioning
  • Shoulder straps offer plush and breathable padding for comfortable use over long miles
  • Spacious 65-liter volume
  • Cinch-top opening is easy to open and close
  • Massive stretch side pockets easily fit larger water bottles
  • Hipbelt has two secure-zip pockets
  • External stuff-it pocket fits bulky gear such as jackets or quick-access snacks and items
  • Dedicated, zippered sleeping bag compartment
  • Bottom compression secures the bottom of the pack and fits large items such as a tent or sleeping pad
  • Daisy chain webbing where you can clip on items
  • Removable top lid allows for separating and organizing smaller items
  • Nylon ripstop fabric is durable yet lightweight
  • Trekking pole carry on back of pack
  • Sternum strap with a whistle buckle
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