Marmot Diva 35

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The Diva 35 is an internal frame backpack made by Marmot. It hasn't been rated yet. Be the first to write a review.

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From Backcountry.com:
"Marmot designed the Women's Diva 35 Backpack to fit your female form and to go with you on day trips into the backcountry. Attach your skis to the carry straps while you posthole along the ridge or strap on your ice axes for a morning of climbing frozen waterfalls. During summer months, wear your Diva to haul your gear to the crag or bag a peak."

From Moosejaw:
"Free Shipping. Marmot Women's Diva 35 Pack (Fall 2009) The Women's Diva 35 Pack by Marmot.Features:Compression Molded Back Panel with Air Comfort TechnologyFront Stash PocketHip Hugger Waist BeltHydration Pocket and PortIce Axe PocketRemovable Women's Frame SheetStretch Water Bottle PocketsTuck Away Ice Axe BungeesWaist Belt PocketWaist RackWomen's Specific S-Curved Shoulder Straps with Dri-Lex MeshSpecifications:Materials: 100d Nylon Double R/S, 210d Nylon Double R/SVolume US/Metric: Med. 2150ci / 35 litersWeight: 2lb 12oz (1247g)"

From CampSaver.com:
"The Marmot Diva 35 Womens Pack is an extremely versatile backcountry pack for hiking, skiing and climbing that was designed specifically for women.The suspension features a lightweight frame system with a compression molded back panel for comfort and an"

From RockCreek:
"The Diva 35 backpack by Marmot is a comfortable pack that is made exclusively for women. Constructed with the female alpinist or backcountry skier in mind, the Diva 35 has a shorter torso length with narrower shoulder straps. A compression molded back panel with air comfort technology creates a pack that performs with the highest level of ease to carry. The Diva 35 is equipped with a hydration pocket and port, a removable lid and a ski carrying system that offers you a choice of how to carry your skis."