CamelbakFranconia LR24 3L Hiking Hydration Pack
R2,499
About
Designed for technical, all-day hikes, the Franconia LR is our top-of-the-line lumbar hiking pack, designed for carrying a day’s worth of food, fuel and gear. Here’s the lowdown on lumbar reservoirs: by shifting water weight to your hips, they provide the stability you need, the water you want, and the mobility…
Product Features
- The brand new Crux LR reservoir delivers 20% more water per sip while keeping weight positioned low on your back, which translates to better stability in the saddle and on the trail
- Separate reservoir compartment stows your water supply away from your gear
- Reservoir compression cinches water to the small of your back to reduce sloshing as you drink
- Air suspension back panel holds the pack away from your back for maximum ventilation and air flow
- Magnetic Tube Trap™ keeps your tube secure and accessible when you need it
- Ventilated hip belt features cargo pockets to keep essentials within easy reach
- Stretch overflow exterior pockets for quick stash access
- Trekking pole attachment and tool loop let you attach and remove extra gear to exterior of your pack
- Load lifters provide maximum comfort and even load distribution
- Cargo compression cinches your cargo where it counts for a secure and comfortable carry
Product Specifications
- Collection: Hiking Low Rider™
- Activity: Outdoors
- User: Unisex
- Hydration Capacity: 3L/100 fl oz
- Hydration Type: CRUX™ LUMBAR Reservoir with Quicklink™ System
- BPA/BPS/BPF Free: Yes
- Quick Link Disconnect: Yes
- Gear Capacity: 21L/1250 cu in
- Pack Weight: 1.2 kg/2 lbs 10 oz
- Dimensions: 53 x 29.5 x 31 cm / 20.9 x 11.6 x 12.2 in
- Fits Torso: 43-53 cm/17-21 in
- Fits Waist/Hips: 76-127 cm/30-50 in
- Back Panel: Air Suspension™ Back Panel. Uses suspended open mesh to keep the pack off the hiker’s back for maximum ventilation and air flow.
- Waist Belt: Padded Foam with cargo pockets
- Accessories included: Magnetic Tube Trap™
- Number of exterior pockets: 8
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