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Organization There are two main zippered compartments, one smaller zippered top pocket, Padded Laptop zippered pocket, and a water bottle mesh stretch pocket

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- plenty of room for additional luggage or the Streamer hydration bladder in the large, side bellow pockets - Material: 330D Micro Rip Pro 6.6 / Super Polytex - Volume: 60 + 15l + 8l bellow pockets - Dimensions: HxWxD: 86x36x24cm - Weight according to the manufacturer: 3180g (Translated with Google Translate) - lots of freedom of movement thanks to the hip-fin leg cut - maximum comfort: moveable attached Active Fit shoulder straps adapt to the wearer individually - Perfect fit in no time at all for every back length guaranteed by the new VariFit-Slide system with stepless, absolutely precise adjustment - effortless tightening and adjustment of the waist belt even with heavy load by pull-forward adjustment - Slim pack sack keeps the load close to the center of gravity and gives freedom of movement - Positioning belt with two different fixed points - expandable volume through height-adjustable lid with practical, large zipper and valuables pocket inside - Freedom of movement through head recess - Optimum access to the extensive luggage through very large front opening - extremely robust outer material - elastic front pocket variable attachment options through material loops in a variety of positions - Perfect fixation of the poles or the pickle by flexibly positionable holder - large zipped pocket on a hip fin - Robust outer pockets for tent poles, bottles etc

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I rarely use one on its own (though it does work well for quick, easy day-hikes in National Parks, for example), but I always carry one inside my larger pack for side trips, alpine summits, or short out-and-backs