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Reviewed by 1 Trailspace user
I am an ultralight backpacker. I chose to sacrifice…
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Source: bought it new
Price Paid: $200
Summary
I am an ultralight backpacker. I chose to sacrifice a little weight for durability with this pack. My 4-season weight before food and water is 15 pounds 8 ounces. This pack is bomber. I have used it for 10 five-plus-day backcountry trips. Very confortable and durable. I seek out cross country routes and usually slide, scramble and bushwack and aside from some material abbrasions the pack is like new. More than enough room for a 5-7 day trip if you have UL gear.
Pros
- Durable
- Comfort
- Accessiility
Cons
- Not waterproof like the Bora series.
Fits well. I am 5 foot nine inches. 195 pounds and bult like a chimp and the straps are comfy. Organization is great with good accessibility. My go-to pack.
Specs
Specs
| Regular | Tall | |
|---|---|---|
| Weight | 1.55 kg / 55 oz | 1.6 kg / 56 oz |
| Capacity | 50 L / 3051 cu in, extends to 55 L / 3356 cu in | 53 L / 3234 cu in, extends to 60 L / 3661 cu in |
| Materials | Spacermesh™, 100D Invista HT Mini Ripstop™ with Silicone and PU Coatings, 420D Invista HT Plain Weave, EV®50 Foam, Hypalon™ Trim, 210D, Ripstorm™ with Silicone and PU Coatings, 840D Stretch Mesh, AeroForm™ Mesh, EV®50 Perforated Foam, 6061 Aluminum Stays, HDPE Framesheet | Spacermesh™, 100D Invista HT Mini Ripstop™ with Silicone and PU Coatings, 420D Invista HT Plain Weave, EV®50 Foam, Hypalon™ Trim, 210D, Ripstorm™ with Silicone and PU Coatings, 840D Stretch Mesh, AeroForm™ Mesh, EV®50 Perforated Foam, 6061 Aluminum Stays, HDPE Framesheet |
Description
The Axios 50 is a men's weekend pack (3,000 - 4,499 cu in) made by Arc'teryx. It has an average rating of 5 stars (out of 5), based on 1 user review
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