The North Face Crestone 60 Backpack

Ideal for multi-day backpacking, the Crestone 60 pack is a mid-capacity women's specific pack featuring easy to adjust X-Frame™ II suspension, front and top quick pack access, a removable top hood that doubles as a lumbar pack for quick day trips from base camp, a separate sleeping bag compartment for easy packing and canted side water bottle holders for easy access on the trail.

Adjustable angle load lifters pull directly from the top of the stays
Adjustable cant angle for better fit on the hips
Adjustable sternum strap with Safe T whistle
Adjustable torso length with interchangeable shoulder harness and hipbelt
Bottom compression straps
Cranial cavity
Dual daisy chain and tool loops
Floating hydration sleeve
Front access to main compartment
Hipbelt fit zone locates hipbelt on proper place on body
Hood doubles as lumbar pack
Large front pocket with mesh divider
Mid capacity pack for multi day backpacking.
Removable, floating hood with internal mesh zip pocket
Side compression straps
Side water bottle pockets (right side canted)
Top loader
X bungee
X-Frame™ II suspension system
Zippered sleeping bag compartment
Weight (average): [M] 6 lbs 3 oz (2805 g) [L] 6 lbs 9 oz (2975 g)
Volume (standard): [M] 3650 in3 (60 liters) [L] 3950 in3 (65 liters)
Volume (extended): [M] 4300 in3 (70 liters) [L] 4600 in3 (75 liters)
Fit Range: [M] 16"-19" (41 cm-48 cm) [L] 18"-21" (46 cm-53 cm)
Fabric: 210D double ripstop nylon, 420D nylon, 1000D Iron Fiber
Dimensions: [M] 28" x 16" x 11" (70 cm x 40 cm x 27 cm) [L] 29" x 16" x 11" (72 cm x 41 cm x 27 cm)

1 Reviews - The North Face: Crestone 60 Backpack

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GlobalTraveler5 - 2007-08-23

good bag with good storage options
This bag has traveled around the world with me, from US to/from Indonesia and Egypt. I've appreciated how roomy it is and its versatility. It fits comfortably, and seems to be able to adjust to fit. I was 5'10'', 175 lb when I got this bag and I was just barely big enough in the waste (32-33 in) to fit a size L. I've dropped more than 10 lbs. since then, am a 31'' waste and the bag is now a little big around the waste and hips. Only complaint is that durability around some of the draw-chords could be improved: one of the chord holes ripped a bit when sinching it down within the first year. But it's held up since then.

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1 Reviews - The North Face: Crestone 60 Backpack

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GlobalTraveler5 - 2007-08-23

good bag with good storage options
This bag has traveled around the world with me, from US to/from Indonesia and Egypt. I've appreciated how roomy it is and its versatility. It fits comfortably, and seems to be able to adjust to fit. I was 5'10'', 175 lb when I got this bag and I was just barely big enough in the waste (32-33 in) to fit a size L. I've dropped more than 10 lbs. since then, am a 31'' waste and the bag is now a little big around the waste and hips. Only complaint is that durability around some of the draw-chords could be improved: one of the chord holes ripped a bit when sinching it down within the first year. But it's held up since then.

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Sizing Chart

The North Face Pack-Fit System
	Small	Medium	Large	TALL	RW
Torso (backpanel)	15"-17" 38-43cm	17"-20" 43-51cm	20"-23" 51-58cm	23+" 58+cm	20"-23" 51-58cm
M's Waist (hipbelt)	24"-28" 61-71cm	28"-33" 71-84cm	33"-36" 84-91cm	33"-36" 84-91cm	35+" 89+cm
W's Waist	25"-27" 64-69cm	27"-30" 69-74cm	30"-33" 74-81cm
M's Chest (shoulder straps)	33"-36" 84-91cm	36"-40" 91-102cm	40"-44" 112+cm	40"-44"	44+"
W's Chest (shoulder straps)	31"-33" 79-84cm	33"-36" 84-91cm	36"-40" 91-102cm

The North Face has reengineered its pack line around a universal measurement chart. These measurements, linked closely to the sizing of The North Face apparel, allow for easy fitting and sizing of packs. Detailed instructions on how to fit our packs are included with each pack.

To size a pack, match your measurements with the sizes listed above. Torso length is measured from the 7th vertebra (C7) to the lumbar vertebra (L5). C7 is the prominent vertebra at the base of the neck and is most apparent when the head is forward and looking down. L5 is the first vertebra above the pelvic bone. It usually coincides with the bottom edge of a waistband or belt. Waist circumference is measured as for pants and chest circumference can be measured as for clothing, just below the underarm.