Granite Gear Cirrus Access FZ 7000

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The Cirrus Access FZ 7000 is an internal frame backpack made by Granite Gear. It has an average rating of 5 stars (out of 5), based on 2 user reviews.

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From Moosejaw:
"Free Shipping. Granite Gear Cirrus Access FZ 7000 Pack (Fall 2007) The Cirrus Access FZ 7000 Pack by Granite Gear is now FZ construction, making it over 3/4 pound lighter! Need a pack for a long hike through the Alaskan bush? Planning a trip up Mt. Rainier? Or maybe you're just the person who always ends up with more than their share of the gear. If so, the Cirrus Access is your pack. Not just because it has gear-gobbling capacity - this pack is made to carry heavy loads comfortably. The Cirrus has a carbon fiber, Tepex, 3-D frame sheet, the most rigid frame sheet we make. What does this mean on the trail? The weight of your load gets efficiently transferred to your hips - not your shoulders - for the most comfortable carry possible. The top of the pack easily removes to serve as a fanny pack. The top lid pocket sports an internal mesh organizer pocket. Specifications: Weight: 6 lbs. 10 oz. Volume: 7000 cu in"

User Reviews

Unisex Cirrus Access FZ 7000
Reviewed by Peter, Dec 10, 2007

"I took this pack on a 36 day mountaineering trip. Just as the last guy has said the comfort was amazing. This pack was like a dream. I previously owned a Gregory Palisade and would feel very uncomfortable with it fully loaded it being about 80L. This pack fully loaded was a whole 45L larger and it felt like a day pack in comparison."

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Cirrus Access FZ 7000
Reviewed by Dan Oberlatz, Aug 11, 2006

"This spring, after almost nine months of agonizing consideration, I chose the Cirrus 7000 as my pack of choice. As a guide in Alaska, I was looking for a pack to replace my 10 y/o Dana Astraplane. I looked at most of the packs available in this size and weight class and finally, after months of deliberation, I threw the dart at the board and went with the Cirrus."

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