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Mountain Hardwear BMG 105

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Weight 5 lb / 2.27 kg 5 lb 3 oz / 2.35 kg 5 lb 6 oz / 2.44 kg
Capacity 5800 cu in / 95 L 6400 cu in / 105 L 7000 cu in / 115 L
Dimensions - 34 in X 15 in X 16 in / 86 cm X 38 cm X 41 cm 36 in X 16 in X 17 in / 91 cm X 41 cm X 43 cm
Waist Range 27 in - 31 in / 69 cm - 79 cm 30 in - 35 in / 76 cm - 89 cm -
Torso Range 15.0 in - 18.0 in / 38 cm - 46 cm 17.0 in - 20.0 in / 43 cm - 51 cm 19.5 in - 22.5 in / 50 cm - 57 cm
Materials 420D HD Nylon, HardWear™ X-Ply Dyneema®, 840D HT Ballistic Nylon 420D HD Nylon, HardWear™ X-Ply Dyneema®, 840D HT Ballistic Nylon 420D HD Nylon, HardWear™ X-Ply Dyneema®, 840D HT Ballistic Nylon

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The BMG 105 is a unisex expedition pack (4,500+ cu in) made by Mountain Hardwear. It hasn't been rated yet. Be the first to write a review.

MSRP: $340

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