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| Features: | Organizer Panel, Venting, Harness Compatible, Sternum Strap, Hydration Compatible |
| Weight: | 6 oz |
| Torso Range: | 15 - 21 in. |
| Pack Pockets (+ main compartment): | 4 |
| Disclaimer: | We only ship this brand to US Addresses. |
| Gender: | Mens |
| Best Use: | Hiking |
| Pack Capacity: | 2.5 Liters / 150 Cubic inches |
| Trip Length: | Day |
| Pack Access: | Top |
CamelBak backpacks are designed and built to fit an array of body types and sizes. Adjustable should straps make their backpacks suitable for a torso size range, and that info can be found in the PRODUCT FEATURES and / or SPECIFICATIONS. You can use the steps below to determine your torso size.
CamelBak hipbelts are adjustable to accommodate most any wearer.
HOW to MEASURE TORSO SIZE
1. Put your chin to your chest and feel for the big bone protruding on your neck at the top of your spine. That's the C7 vertebra.
2. Feel your hip bone, the top part of this is your iliac crest. Find the spot on your back that is level with the top of this crest.
3. Have someone measure the distance between these two points, following the contours of your spine.