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Our Price:
$348.95
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Item # OSP0049
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Available Colors: (click to view)
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Mustard Yellow
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Description of Osprey Packs Argon 70 Backpack - 4300-4700cu in:
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Osprey loaded the Argon 70 Backpack with every plush feature the company could think of, from an ultra-padded waist-belt to an integrated hydration system. Two aluminum stays and a molded back panel increase comfort when you load up every bit of the Argon 70 Backpack's 4500cu inch cargo space. Top and side access help you get to your headlamp without having to dig through everything. Osprey also added a removable lid that doubles as lumbar pack for short hikes from camp.
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Bottom Line: Make comfort a priority. Hit the trail with the Osprey Argon 70 Backpack.
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| Reviews (3): |
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| Righteous Pack! 08-04-08 |
| lost in montana (8): |
| I just got back from a seven day trip in the Bob Marshall wilderness in NW Montana. I started with a 55 lb load and was TOTALLY IMPRESSED by this pack's performance. The suspension on the Argon has a level of adjustability that eliminated my usual pressure points. After a day of dialing it in, it became an extension of my body: very helpful when walking narrow game trails on scree fields. I also noted that there was no "internal frame sag syndrome" regardless of the terrain. As a professional guide I carried a number of internal frame packs, but nothing on the market IMHO can tough the Argon. My only wish? Just one more external pocket!
Special thanks to Justin and the crew at Backcountry. After an oversight in the order they went way beyond the call to not only get me my gear on time, but to satisfy me. I'm now a life-time BC customer... |
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| Worthy Investment 12-20-09 |
| Nic Heinz (2): |
| Well built and great quality. Very comfortable in various types of terrain. I needed to get a smaller lumbar support and Backcountry was great with the exchange. I tried on various different packs and read countless reviews(literally) before I purchased the Argon pack. I have used this pack for a year on several trips and have been very pleased with the performance. |
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| Expedition Ready 11-05-09 |
| Sean Chism (0): |
| The suspension is like a dream, but lets be real 50+ pounds can't ever feal good. This pack will handle that load and you won't be in pain. It has great features like the detachable hydration sleeve, lid pocket/lumbar pack, straight jacket compression system, three access points to the main compartment, two side pockets(one is great for a water bottle, but the other is hard to reach while wearing), a mesh front pocket, and plenty of places to strap on external gear. I can tell you that this pack is well made, has total adjustability with torso length and different sized hip belts, a clever versatile design with usefull features, and the suspension for expedition sized loads. You can't ask for much more. |
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Volume:
[S] 4300cu in (70L); [M] 4500cu in (73L); [L] 4700cu in (76L)
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Suspension:
2 Aluminum stays, framesheet, molded back panel
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Hydration Compatible:
Yes, bladder not included
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Detachable Pack:
Yes, lid
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Sleeping Bag Compartment:
Yes
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External Pockets:
1 Lid, 2 front
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Weight:
[S] 5lb 14oz (2680g); [M] 6lb 4oz (2820g); [L] 6lb 11oz (3020g)
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Recommended Use:
Backpacking
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Manufacturer Warranty:
Lifetime
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Country of Origin:
Bahamas
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