Mountainsmith Men's Sting 45 Pack Item No. 10021120

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A size down in volume from the Vero, the Sting 45 by Mountainsmith is a partner in crime for those looking for a comfortable and technical climbing pack.

Includes all Key Shared Features
Top load access
Floating lid with clear map and valuables pocket converts into a summit ascent pack
Hypalon Aframe ski attachment sleeves
Bellows dual water bottle/wand pockets
Bottom and top (under lid) compression
Dual-density molded back panel and pivoting waist belt
Load Dispersion Technology quick adjustment suspension system

Twin 1” T6 6061 Aluminum concave stay
Nylon Cordura 210D with 3x PU coating body fabric with 420D bottom
500D Nylon Kodra expander sleeve material
YKK Shockonloc buckles and water resistant zippers
Hypalon reinforcement

SDT Volume: 2624 cu. in. / 43 L
Weight: 4lb 1oz / 1.8kg
Torso: 17"-20" / 43-51 cm
Size: 28” x 11.5” x 11” / 71 x 29 x 28 cm
EXT Volume: 4333 cu. in. / 71 L

SDT Volume: 2746 cu. in. / 45 L
Weight: 4 lbs 3 oz / 1.9 kg
Torso: 20"-23" / 51-58 cm
Size: 29” x 11.5” x 11” / 74 x 29 x 28 cm
EXT Volume: 4577 cu. in. / 75 L

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"Glad I bought it." 07/13/06

Pretty comfortable though the upper third curves away from you while I like the upper portion to curve in. I'd rather have a pack that brushes my head and neck and have the weight centered over me than one that stays away from my head but makes me bend to keep the weight centered.

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