Parkview 63L

Name: Parkview 63L
SKU: BPPV6322-112-MD
Price: 299.95 USD
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Lightweight men’s backpacking pack for multiday trips

Vous pouvez voyager plus léger et plus rapidement avec le sac à dos Big Agnes Parkview 63L, disponible en deux tailles, moyenne et grande pour hommes, pour garantir un ajustement parfait et un confort ultraléger sur les sentiers. La feuille de cadre moulée par injection est conçue anatomiquement pour s'adapter au corps pour un soutien maximisé et comporte des ajustements personnalisés pour obtenir un ajustement parfait. Les bretelles profilées et la ceinture abdominale se fixent directement au cadre pour un transfert de charge efficace et une stabilité accrue. Doté de matériaux ultralégers et durables associés à notre système de compression unique et d'une grande capacité de stockage pour le long terme, le sac Parkview 63 L a été conçu pour des excursions prolongées sans vous alourdir.

Features

63L multiday pack with adjustable fit through custom frame sheet and shoulder straps that deliver positive load transfer for more balance on the trail

Custom injection molded frame sheet anatomically engineered to fit the body provides torsional stability, maximizing support to weight ratio

Comfort and support through contoured, anatomically curved back panel with body mapped foam for a precise fit with ventilation

Secure, comfort fit with articulated Open Range Hip Belt that threads behind the compression molded back panel for positive load transfer to the lumbar, providing stability with flexibility

Cut-to-fit hip belt provides a tight wrap on hips and eliminates gaps between body and pack. Dual hip belt stabilizer straps allow the upper and lower section of the hip belt to be adjusted separately for a custom fit

Premium contoured shoulder straps featuring adjustable sternum strap and hydration hose keeper. Load lifter straps allow fine tuning of weight distribution

Customizable pack fit for three torso lengths. Shoulder straps easily connect directly into keyed slots on frame

Balanced pack weight is achieved through our unique Hoist Compression system that pulls pack weight inward and upward for positive load transfer, while raising the bottom panel up to secure the load

Injection molded frame sheet, cored aluminum perimeter frame, shoulder straps, and hip belt function as a fully integrated suspension system that provides more balance on uneven terrain through a positive load transfer

Top-loading access with spin drift collar, collar adds 10L to pack volume when fully extended. Bonus storage in removable lid with two zip pockets, key keeper, and four adjustable compression straps. Pack closes securely even when lid is removed

Internal 3L hydration bladder pocket with bladder hook, discreet tube routing port, and hose keeper clip on sternum strap

Compartmentalized storage includes: two zip pockets with key keeper on removable lid, hydration bladder pocket, two stretch mesh side pockets, front quick-stash pocket, and front zip pocket with key keeper

Stash trekking poles on pack exterior using webbing and bungee cord loops. Also features daisy chain loops, bottom lash loops on pack exterior for extras, and top grab handle for easy movability

Includes two color-matched 1.6L removable Hip Pockets for stashing little ditties and a 7L Trash Can for camp trash and collecting litter on the trail

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What's in a Name?

One of the more remote sections of the Continental Divide trail leads up to a summit where three ridgelines meet to form Parkview Mountain, the tallest peak in the Rabbit Ears range. Ambitious hikers, mountain bikers, and backcountry skiers who make it to the top will be rewarded with superlative views of the surrounding area, and the shelter of one of the oldest fire lookouts in the nation, now retrofitted with solar panels and modern electronics.