Mountain Hardwear Wiki 65 Backpacking Backpack:
With exceptional ventilation and comfortable load transfer, the Mountain Hardwear Wiki 65 Backpacking Backpack combines a mesh, trampoline backpanel with a traditional lumbar pad to transfer loads effectively and comfortably. Above the lumbar zone, the framesheet is bowed away from the body and tensions the mesh backpanel to enhance breathability and coolness. With a clean design and options for carrying extra gear, these ventilated packs balance carrying comfort with durability and weight savings.Light, large, and well-ventilated, for moving fast on long trips.
- FL suspension combines tensioned mesh for Flow-through ventilation with highly effective Load transfer
- Low-profile airspace in upper backpanel provides excellent ventilation
- Full coverage soft-edge hipbelt with extra stiffness increases support for larger loads
- Contoured dual density, soft-edge shoulder straps are light and supportive
- Top loading design with full access zipper on right side and lower sleeping bag compartment access
- Clean laminated zipper flaps on front of pack improve water resistance and zipper operation
- Removable top pocket with two compartments
- Fold top design allows pack to be used without top lid attached
- Stowable stretch mesh front compression panel adds versatility and capacity for overloads
- Hydration sleeve with external access
- Large, angled stretch mesh side pockets are accessible when wearing the pack
- Removable divider separates upper and lower bag
