Arc'teryx Cierzo 35

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The Cierzo 35 is a daypack made by Arc'teryx. It has an average rating of 5 stars (out of 5), based on 1 user review.

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From Campmor:
"Designed as a lightweight summit pack, the Arcteryx Cierzo 35 is a highly packable bag that compresses small and stores in its own lid. Compact and almost weightless, this pack is ideal as a secondary pack on alpine expeditions, backcountry treks, or kayaking adventures. Lightweight and highly compressible. Stows in top lid. Removable Hypalon front compression sling with four straps. Removable foam back pad. Hydration bladder sleeve. 40 mm webbing hipbelt. Ultralight shoulder straps. Made of 210D nylon Ripstorm, 100D Invista HT mini ripstop with silicone and polyurethane coatings, 420D Invista HD plain weave, Spacermesh, EV 50. Weight: 1.2 lbs. Capacity: Extends to 40 L (2135 cu. in.)."

From Backcountry.com:
"Created for single-push ascents and ridiculously lightweight alpine climbs, the Arc'teryx Cierzo 35 Backpack holds just want you need and adds only a scant 20oz to your total gear weight. As if this Arc'teryx pack weren't light enough already, the back panel, waist-belt, compression sling, ice-axe loops, and even sternum strap can be removed to shave weight even further. The Cierzo 35 Backpack includes a 40mm webbing waist-belt to add support without interfering with your climbing harness. *Only available for US shipment."

From Moosejaw:
"Free Shipping. Arcteryx Cierzo 35 Pack (Fall 2009) The Cierzo 35 Pack by Arcteryx is designed as a lightweight summit pack. The Cierzo 35 is a highly packable bag that compresses small and stores in its own lid. Compact and near-weightless, this pack is ideal as a secondary pack on alpine expeditions, back country treks, or kayaking adventures. Specifications: Weight: 20 oz (553 g) Volume: 2136 cu in (35 ltr); extends to 2441 cu in (40 ltr) Features: Lightweight and highly compressible Stows in top lid Removable Hypalon front compression sling with four straps Removable foam back-pad Hydration bladder sleeve 40mm webbing hip belt Ultra-light shoulder straps Removable sternum strap One ice axe loops Two removable ice axe keepers Front and back clip-in loops Materials: 210D Ripstorm 100D Invista HT Mini Rip stop with Silicone and Polyurethane coatings 420D Invista HT Plain Weave Spacer mesh EV 50 We are not able to ship Arcteryx products outside the US because of that other thing."

From REI:
"Designed as a lightweight summit pack and a secondary pack on expeditions, the Arc'teryx Cierzo 35 can be stripped down bare bones or stuffed into its own lid for alpine expeditions. Just over 1 lb., this durable, featherweight pack features silicone coating on the outside and polyurethane coating on the interior for abrasion resistance and weatherproofing. Highly compressible pack has many removable features allowing it to be stored in its own lid and packed along in another pack or duffel for trips. Removable foam back pad supports pack load and protects your back from bulky or pointy items. Light and thin foam padded shoulder straps feature breathable Spacermesh™ next to skin to wick away moisture; comes with a removable sternum strap. Removable front compression Hypalon° sling is great for stowing a jacket, clothing layer or bulky climbing gear, keeping things within easy reach. Weight-saving webbing hipbelt won't interfere with a climbing harness. Front and backside of pack feature independent webbing loops for hanging at the belay, giving you have hands-free access to pack contents. Hydration-compatible design features reservoir sleeve for on-the-go hydration (reservoir sold separately). Lash on your alpine gear with the adjustable twin ice axe loops; single ice axe keeper is removable."

User Reviews

Unisex Cierzo 35
Reviewed by Sam Baker, Mar 06, 2009

"This pack is better than I expected. I wanted a lightweight, do it all daypack that wouldn't flop around (too big) or limit me on space. Boy, did I find right what I was looking for.

When I got the pack out of the box I was happy to see it wasn't too big."

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