Arc'teryx Bora 50

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The Bora 50 is an internal frame backpack made by Arc'teryx. It has an average rating of 4.5 stars (out of 5), based on 3 user reviews.

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From Moosejaw:
"Free Shipping. Arcteryx Bora 50 Backpack (Fall 2008) The Bora 50 Pack by Arcteryx is sized for overnight trips. The Bora 50 is a full-featured backpack that includes two stowable water bottle carriers, WaterTight zippers, and interchangeable thermoformed hip belts for a personalized fit. Specifications: Weight: 4 lbs 3 oz (1.9 kgs) S; 4 lbs 6 oz (2 kgs) R; 4 lbs 10 oz (2.1 kgs) T Volume: 2440 cu in (40 ltr) to 2740 cu in (45 ltr) S; 2800 cu in (46 ltr) to 3300 cu in (54 ltr) R; 2930 cu in (48 ltr) to 3480 cu in (57 ltr) T Features: Double layered fabric pack bottom Dual density shoulder straps Four external compression straps Hose clip Interchangeable thermoformed hip belt Kangaroo pocket with drain hole Key clip Laminated internal kangaroo pocket Thermoformed back panel Two external daisy chains, ice axe holders, and water bottle pockets WaterTight zippers Materials: HDPE frame sheet 6061 aluminum stay 420D ripstorm 630D super pack nylon reinforcements Hypalon trim We are not able to ship Arcteryx products outside the US because of that other thing."

From Oregon Mountain Community:
"Spacious enough for overnighters, the Arc'teryx Bora 50 loads many convenient features into a practical sized pack. Organize gear in the large top lid or front kangaroo pocket, quick-draw water from the stowable bottle holder, and personalize the fit with interchangeable thermoformed hipbelts. Available In: Deep Blue Lime Mercury Arc'teryx Bora 50 Features: Double layered fabric bottom Four external compression straps Dual density shoulder straps Hydration bladder pocket Hose clip Interchangeable thermoformed hipbelt Kangaroo pocket with drain hole Key clip Laminated internal kangaroo pocket Removable stowable lid Thermoformed back panel Two external daisy chains, ice axe holders and water bottle pockets WaterTight zippers Arc'teryx Bora 50 Materials: HDPE framesheet 6061 aluminum stay 420D ripstorm 630D superpack nylon reinforcements Hypalon trim Compare Pack Specs. Best viewed in 1280x1024 Click to enlarge"

From Backcountry.com:
"The Arc'teryx Bora 50 Backpack has enough cargo space to carry all the gear for a plush overnight camping trip and ultra-comfortable suspension to make the hiking as enjoyable as possible. In addition to the Bora 50 Backpack's 2880cu inch (medium) main compartment, it also includes a front kangaroo pocket, a lid pocket, and two stowable water-bottle pockets. Arc'teryx used their thermoformed waist-belt and back panel technology to give this overnight pack a comfortable carry. A single aluminum stay supports the load, even if you go a little overboard on the comfort items."

From US Outdoor Store:
"Description of Arcteryx Bora 50 BackpackFor longer missions the Arcteryx Bora 50 Backpack supplies a burlier belt and bigger volume. Constructed with rain repellent urethaned fabric and storm sealing WaterTight™ zips, the Bora 50 keeps your gear protected from moisture and rain. Arcteryx thermoformed suspension makes light of heavy loads of gear, and a double layered fabric pack bottom provides extra durability against abrasions. The Bora 50 has dual density shoulder straps and interchangeable men's/women's thermoformed hipbelts for carrying comfort and convenience. The Arcteryx Bora 50 provides high quality comfort, convenience and performance. Features:Bladder pocket, hose clip Double layered fabric pack bottom Dual density shoulder straps Four external compression straps Interchangeable men's/women's thermoformed hipbelt Kangaroo Pocket with drain hole Key clip Laminated internal kangaroo pocket Thermoformed back panel Two external daisy chains, ice a"

User Reviews

Bora 50
Reviewed by PK, Aug 30, 2005

"Piece of mind, this pack rocks. You can go anywhere but scuba diving and your gear is dry. My other packs will now collect dust till I get them on Ebay. Everything from my sleeping bag to my extra gloves stays securely dry. Now I can go further with less stress of an accidental wet overnighter. In southeast Alaska that's the difference between life and death."

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Bora 50
Reviewed by an anonymous hiker, Jan 29, 2005

"After researching and trying on many packs, I can honestly say for me the Bora 50 is almost perfect. Love the upgraded fabric, the bombproof construction and padding on the hipbelt and shoulder straps is great. But I really wish the side pockets were large enough to hold a liter sized Nalgene."

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Bora 50
Reviewed by Jon, Oct 27, 2004

"I initially got this pack for winter day hikes and long summer day hikes but have found it to be better for so much more than that. Now that I have slimmed my pack weight down I can use it for 2-3 day backpacking trips. Ideal pack weight would be between 25-35 lbs but have carried over 40 in it out of neccesity once and did not find it to be uncomfortable at all."

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