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Why We Like The Kyte 66L Backpack
If our mission has us bushwhacking through thorny shrubs, scraping by razor limestone walls, or scrambling over sandstone ridges, we secure our gear in our burly trail ally, the Kyte 66L Backpack. We confidently traverse rolling hills, root-snarled trails, and rocky ascents with our heavy load fitted close for a stable ride. To match our pack's grit, we push onward for a double-digit mile day, thanking each ridgeline gust that caresses our back.
Details
- Women-specific rucksack for managing heavy loads on rugged trail
- Enough volume for long weekend treks and gear-intensive missions
- Extremely durable material withstands the most rugged terrain
- Lightweight frame and mesh harness system transfers load to hipbelt
- Mesh-covered ridged foam backpanel provides superior ventilation
- Integrated rain cover protects gear from sudden downpours
- Large front panel access makes grabbing fresh socks easy
Innovative, award-winning Osprey Packs got it right yet again.
Specs
Material: Main 210D x 630D nylon dobby, Accent 420HD nylon oxford, Bottom 500D nylon packcloth
Volume: x-small/small 64L (3906cu in), small/medium 66L (4028cu in)
Support/Suspension: LightWire peripheral frame (3.5mm), Atilon framesheet, adjustable AirScape backpanel
Shoulder Straps: SpacerMesh (padded mesh), adjustable sternum strap (with rescue whistle)
Waist Belt: SpacerMesh (padded mesh)
Hydration Compatible: External reservoir sleeve (reservoir not included)
Access: Large front panel dual U-zip
Pockets: Floating lid with external zippered pocket and bottom zippered mesh pocket, 2 stretch mesh side pockets, 2 zippered hipbelt pockets, front panel shove-it pocket
Gear Loops: Removable sleeping pad straps, dual front panel daisy chains
Ice Axe Carry: Dual tuckaway ice tool attachments
Trekking Pole Carry: Stow-on-the-go trekking pole attachment
Sleeping Bag Compartment: Zippered sleeping bag compartment, floating divider
Rain Cover: Integrated, removable rain cover
Compression: 2 upper reverse StraighJacket side compression straps, 2 lower side compression straps
Weight Capacity: 30-45lb
Dimensions: Height x Width x Depth 27 x 14 x 15in (x-small/small), 29 x 14 x 15in (small/medium)
Claimed Weight: x-small/small 3.75lb, small/medium 3.87lb
Manufacturer Warranty: Lifetime
