Granite Gear Stratus Access FZ 4500

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The Stratus Access FZ 4500 is an internal frame backpack made by Granite Gear. It has an average rating of 4 stars (out of 5), based on 1 user review.

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From Moosejaw:
"Free Shipping. Granite Gear Men's Stratus Access FZ 4500 Expedition Pack (Spring 2008) Features for the Stratus Access FZ by Granite Gear:hydration compatiblehip pack lidinterchangeable beltinterchangeable shoulder strapstorso length adjustment on framesheetcruise controlFabrics:210 D Nylon Cordura BodyStretch woven Pockets & Zipper PanelSpecifications:Volume: 4500 Cubes [74L]Weight: 5lbs 10oz. [2.55 kg]Load: 60+lbs [27+kg]Suspension: TepexStyle: FZ"

From CampSaver.com:
"The Granite Gear Stratus Access FZ 4500 Pack allows you to comfortably carry a more traditional load of 45-60 lbs while still allowing the convenience of easy access to your gear and maintaining the light weight mentality found in all Granite Gear packs. Granite Gear Standard Packer packs are engineered to support heavier loads. The 3D Tepex frame technology and dual-density back padding combined with a beefy, well-padded exoskeleton hip belt and Granite Gears unique Cruise Control dynamic load stabilizing system work together to support and stabilize heavy loads while still allowing full hip rotation. The bottom line here is supreme comfort on and off trail and the ultimate convenience at a"

User Reviews

Men's Stratus Access FZ 4500
Reviewed by Josh, Jun 06, 2007

"Great pack for heavy weights, the frame absorbs shock beautifully and is perfectly quite. The pack is very durable but a little heavy in comparison to some of the new designs. If you need a pack for winter hiking or carrying more than 40 pounds it is great. If you only need 35 pounds or less look elsewhere."

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