The North Face Women's Solaris 35 Pack Item No. 10091478

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The Women's Solaris 35 Pack by The North Face is a women-specific panel loader-just the right size for a day and a half.

DECENT FEATURES of The North Face Women's Solaris 35 Pack

Deluxe vertical mesh channel on back panel provides cooling comfort
Cushy, women-specific shoulder harness is sleek and anatomical
Improved, anatomically correct, load-spreading hipbelt is lined with soft tricot
Improved zippered sleeping-bag-compartment access
Easy-access panel-loading design increases versatility

The SPECS

Frame Sheet: Yes
Access: Panel and Sleeping Bag
H2O Compatible: Yes
Fabric: 420D nylon, 420D mini-ripstop polyester
Average Weight: 3 lbs 1 oz / 1380 g
Volume: 2150 cubic inches / 35 liters
Dimensions: 21.25" x 14" x 7.5" / 54 x 35 x 19 cm

OVERSIZE ITEM: We cannot ship this product by any expedited shipping method (3-Day, 2-Day or Next Day). Even if you pick that option, it will still go Ground Shipping. Sorry for being so mean.

This product can only be shipped within the United States. Please don't hate us.

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"You Can Live Out of this Pack...Seriously" 12/17/11

After backpacking through Europe with the Terra 55, I realized that I needed a much smaller pack to take on longer treks navigating cities, buses, subways, etc. The Terra worked great camping, hiking, and climbing, but not so much in the London Tube. So while planning a trip through India and Nepal, I purchased the Solaris. I was worried that the pack would be too small for a two-month adventure, but thought I'd give it a try. I was able to fit plenty of layers and essentials into the pack, and even zip my warm'n'light sleeping bag into the bottom compartment. It was light and comfortable enough, and ended up working perfect for the trip.

by Jayme

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