Uploaded by jumpthemap on Feb 13, 2010
The Bora 50 is another tough, well-designed bag that you would expect from Arc'Teryx. Its large carrying capacity, multiple compartment access points, and comfy suspension will make your hours on the road a pleasure rather than a chore.
It features:
• V-stay suspension system with composite load-transfer rods helps distribute the load evenly between shoulders and hips
• Laminated 4-layer foam hipbelt is thermoformed to fit the shape of your hips, reducing pressure points; adjustable angle offers individual fit
• Contoured, padded shoulder straps distribute the load; thermoformed foam back panel has ventilation channels to keep you cool
• Large-volume outer kangaroo pocket holds bulky or wet gear, is accessible from top or front and features a drain hole
• Laminated internal kangaroo pocket keeps items free from water and dirt
• Eliminating zipper flaps, the easy-to-use WaterTight™ zippers are specially designed for extreme wet weather protection
• Injection-molded external occipital cavity creates a permanent 3D space for full head mobility
• 2 side-mounted water bottle carrier pockets stow in side pockets when not in use
• Top lid pocket detaches to become waistpack for summit attempts or short day hikes
• Underside of lid features a hydration zip pocket for holding a reservoir and an exit port for its drinking tube (reservoir sold separately)
• 4 external compression straps let you cinch down loads for jostle-free carrying
• Includes 2 daisy chains and 2 ice axe/tool loops for carrying bulky gear outside the pack
• Made of RipStorm™ nylon and 630-denier, high-tenacity nylon fabrics with a polyurethane coating for high strength and abrasion resistance
• Material(s): Impregnated ripstop nylon/nylon Approximate
• Volume: 2,800 + 500 cu. in. (46 + 8 liters)
• Fits torso: 18 - 21 inches (45.72-53.34 cm)
• Fits waist/hips: 29 - 33 inches (73.66-83.82 cm)
• Number of pockets4 + main compartment
• Number of stays1 Frame materialHDPE/aluminum
• Average weight: 4 lbs. 6 oz. (2 kg)
• Access / Loading: Top
• Specifications for torso / hip / volume / weight are as follows:
•Short: 16 - 19 in. / 27 - 32 in. / 2,440 + 300 cu. in. (40 + 5 liters) / 4 lbs. 3 oz.
•Regular: 18 - 21 in. / 32 - 37 in. / 2,800 + 500 cu. in. (46 + 8 liters) / 4 lbs. 6 oz.
•Tall: 20 - 23 in. / 37 - 42 in. / 2,930 + 550 cu. in. (48 + 9 liters) / 4 lbs. 10 oz.
• MSRP $245
Special Thanks to YOUNGS BACKPACKING for hosting this review.
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