THE MULTI-DAY 35L Pack The LiteAF Multi-Day 35L pack was designed for hikers looking for a fully loaded backpack without the fully loaded backpack price. IN STOCK!!!! Ships in two – three business days FEATURES 35L body plus an additional 10 liters of external pockets for a total 45L of pack space Designed to comfortably carry around 20 LBS 3″ wide S-shaped shoulder straps Left side & right side adjustable shoulder strap pockets UltraStretch front and bottom pocket 3/4″ top Y strap Lower V loop (great for holding a sit pad or wet tent/tarp) Loops for adding shock cord and a sit pad against your back (shock cord and sit pad not included) Top buckle roll top closure with 2 KAMsnaps Adjustable flat bottom side pockets (NEW TALLER POCKETS) with drain hole. Each pocket fits 2 1L Smartwater bottles securely. Pockets adjust with shock cord and mini cord locks. 1” loops for attaching a removable hip belt or fanny pack to 3/4″ dual adjust sternum strap Small Torso (17″- 18.5″) Medium Torso (19″- 20.5″) Large Torso (21″- 22.5″) SIZE DOWN IF YOU ARE IN BETWEEN SIZES Our Multi-Day 35L packs are imported (all other packs are hand sewn by Chris) WEIGHTS & MEASUREMENTS Small 16.7 Oz. | 473 Grams Medium 16.8 Oz. | 476 Grams Large 16.8 Oz. | 476 Grams Bottom circumference: 33” Top circumference: 38” Pack height when fully unrolled: 34” Back of pack: 11.5” MATERIALS Body: 100D ROBIC Dynatec Black Shoulder straps: 100D ROBIC Dynatec Black Side pockets: 100D ROBIC Dynatec Black Front pocket: UltraStretch Mesh Bottom Pocket: UltraStretch Mesh Shoulder Strap Pockets: Lycra Mesh 3D Spacer mesh Close cell foam Options Trekking Pole Loop Kit (Shock Cord & Mini Cord Locks) 1″ Webbing Hip Belt (1.1 oz) Small Minimalist’s Hip Belt 27″ to 36″ (2 oz) Large Minimalist’s Hip Belt 37″ to 50″ (2.3 oz) Nylofume® Pack Liner (0.9 oz) Important links Build yourself a custom Ultra 35L pack here Build yourself a custom ECOPAK 35L pack here Looking for a slightly smaller pack? Check out the Multi-Day 20L here Many questions can be answered by reading our FAQs page found here Follow our guide for measuring your torso and hip belt here A great site for planning your next trip. https://backpackingroutes.com/
