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7000 Cubic cm



Great for hiking through your summer trips abroad.



Specifically designed for a woman's body structure and mechanics



Saves you lots of pain (believe me)



Removable hip belt -- attaches to pack's removable "brain" (head-pocket component), and reassembles togtether to form a portable fanny pack for daytrips.



Excellent condition. Color: black



250,000 Won Firm.



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Dana Design Astralplane
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DescriptionFrom Oregon Mountain Community:
"The Marmot (Dana Design) Astralplane is Marmot's largest pack, built on the bomber Arcflex frame. The Astralplane is for a separate reality. A place of ice, snow, wind and vast mountain ranges; the land above 10,000 feet. The Astralplane carries large loads in sync with your body -- making it the favorite of many wilderness school instructors and backcountry guides.Pack Features: Available in 5 frame sizes Interchangeable components to fit men and women, and custom-fit aluminum stay Two carbon-fiber reinforced stays carry the heaviest of loads with ease Two full-length side zippers Super abrasion resistant D2 fabric Side wand/water bottle pockets Lid becomes a lumbar pack Sleeping bag compartment can be retracted, reducing pack volume by 1200 cu. in. Twin pockets for organization Snugger Straps lock the load in place for a rock-solid carry Expedition-size volume Available Colors: Black Specifications Pack Size Weight Capacity XS 7lb. 5oz. 6480 cu.in. S 7lb. 8oz. 6760 cu.in. M 7lb. 12oz. 7000 cu.in. L 7lb. 15oz. 7250 cu.in. XL 8lb. 3oz. 7540cu.in."

From Moosejaw:
"Setting the standard for comfort carrying with monster loads it defines the quintessential expedition pack with its volume, versatile, and high durability. Volume: 7000 C. in./115 liters Weight: 7 lbs. 12 oz./3.3 kg Fabric: DT Extendable Lid: Adjusts for larger volume loads Hip Lid: Converts with belt to hip pack Internal Load Control: Snugs load and creates head space Retractable Bottom: Decreases bottom pack volume Side Access Zippers: Allows quick access to load"

[oskinny1]

I have a Dana Design I got in 1998. Still use it and still love it. The most comfortable bag I have ever worn.

Well worth the price!