High Peak Kathmandu 70 + 10
User Reviews
This is the Kathmandu 70 + 10; my favorite of all…
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Size: 5,000 - 6,000 cubic inches
Height of Owner: 6.4 feet
This is the Kathmandu 70 + 10; my favorite of all of my backpacks. This is the most versatile, most comfortable pack I have ever used; and I have used dozens. This competes with $300 + packs.
The pack is fully adjustable from extra short to extra tall. There is a very comfortable lumbar support and an adjustable hip belt support. The entire area which comes in contact with your back is a breathable mesh, so you don’t get miserably sweaty. There are many compression straps and external straps to secure just about everything; sleeping bag, tent, bear canister, etc. There is even an external holder for an ice axe.
This model has a built-in hydration system. The top of the pack is fully detachable and has straps to be used as a large fanny pack. Also, like all High Peak packs, there is an easy access compartment at the bottom which holds a rain cover/poncho for both the pack and the carrier. The cubic internal capacity is 5,000 - 6,000 cubic inches, and the weight is only 5.40 pounds!
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Description
The Kathmandu 70 + 10 is a men's expedition pack (4,500+ cu in) made by High Peak. It has an average rating of 5 stars (out of 5), based on 1 user review
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