Description
This is the v2 with the same vest style straps as the joey. these straps are super comfortable and pair really well with the thru hiking/backpacking features of the v2.
Features
- Integrated uhmwpe grid mesh sleeve w/ hidden mesh pockets for smaller items
- Bladder toggle can be tucked away when not in use
- Hydration bladder hose port. we like to use a bladder when encountering long water carries
- Uhmwpe grid mesh bottom pocket for easy access to snacks etc while hiking. small trash portal on opposite side of main opening
- Snap button/buckle/roll/g-hook closure
- Designated stake pocket integrated into the large front mesh pocket
- G-hook closure with haul loop
- Side pockets are designed to be accessible while hiking
- Tension lock shock cords can be used to secure taller gear in the side pockets, provide some pack compression, or hang things to dry
- Strap pockets measure 6.5" tall and are designed for phones, cameras, and snacks
- Shoulder straps are constructed with 3d mesh, 10mm durable eva foam and grosgrain binding
- Sternum strap is adjustable up and down via concealed daisy chain
- Stashable hipbelt has its own garage within the side pocket to not interfere with bottles etc
- Bv500 and smaller bear cans fit inside vertically
Specifications
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Materials: 210d uhmwpe gridstop, 70d 3x3 uhmwpe grid mesh
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Volume: 31L (16"), 37L (19") (internal capacity)
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Weight: 19 oz / 538.64 g (16"), 21 oz / 595.34g (19"), 21.7oz / 615.18g (19" w/Long Straps)
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Sizes: 16" and 19"
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Manufactured in: Vietnam
Size Guide
- our pack size measurements refer to the length of the back panel from the highest point between the shoulder straps to the bottom of the panel when pulled taut.
- generally speaking the 16-17" torso length packs can be understood as a small and the 19" torso length packs as a medium/large.
- if you're ~5'8" and above, the 19" packs will generally fit well.
- if you're under ~5'8" the 16-17" packs tend to fit well.
- if you are on the shorter side but have a broader chest, the 19" pack may fit better because of the longer shoulder straps we use on the large packs.
- most people will prefer the 19" pack if using the hipbelt often so the hipbelt can be more in line with your hips.
- when worn hipbelt-less, we prefer the shoulder straps to be more cinched so the pack rides higher.
- if using the hipbelt, shoulder straps can be loosened a bit to sag the pack and transfer some weight to your hips.
- long straps are ~2" longer to fit taller/bigger hikers more comfortably
