The North Face Crestone 75

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The Crestone 75 is an internal frame backpack made by The North Face. It has an average rating of 4.5 stars (out of 5), based on 3 user reviews.

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From Campmor:
"The Crestone 75 large-capacity pack features The North Face's X-Frame II suspension system for comfortable and effective load carrying. These packs are top-loading with additional front access into the main compartment. Other convenient features include removable hoods that double as lumbar packs, separate zippered sleeping bag compartments and canted side water bottle holders. Adjustable torso length with interchangeable shoulder harness and hipbelt. Adjustable angle load lifters pull directly from the top of the stays. Hipbelt fit zone locates hipbelt on the proper place on the body. Adjustable cant angle for better fit on the hips. Adjustable sternum strap with Safe-T whistle. Removable floating hood with internal mesh zip pocket. Large front pocket with mesh divider. Front access to main compartment. Dual daisy chains, X-bungee cord and tool loops. Side and bottom compression straps. Floating hydration sleeve (hydration system not included)."

From Backcountry.com:
"Get ready for that four day winter ski trek to Mt. Perfectsnow by loading up The North Face Crestone 75 Backpack with all the gear, food, and extras you need. The North Face designed the spacious Crestone 75 Backpack with a hip-belt that has two pivot points, allowing each side to rotate independently as you move over rugged terrain. E-Vap technology ventilates your would-be sweaty zones and several internal and external compression straps eliminate dead space. Side access to the main compartment makes pulling out your puffy coat simple. Ski slots hold your powder sticks on the final steep ascent, and The North Face's ergonomic design and V-stay suspension system hold the pack snuggly to your back whether you're making turns in powder or hiking into the wilderness."

From Moosejaw:
"Free Shipping. The North Face Crestone 75 Pack (Fall 2009) The Crestone 75 Pack by the North Face is a large-capacity, fully featured pack for multi-day backpacking.Specifications: [Avg Weight] 5.9 lbs (2270g) [Stnd Volume] S: 4300 in3 (70 liters); M: 4600 in3 (75 liters); L: 5200 in3 (85 liters) [Ext Volume] S: 4600 in3 (75 liters); M: 4900 in3 (80 liters); L: 5200 in3 (85 liters) [Dimensions] L: 29 in. x 17 in. x 10 in. (75 cm x 45 cm x 26 cm) [Fit Range] S: 14in.-17in. (36 cm-43 cm); M: 16in.-19in. (41 cm-48 cm), L: 18in.-21in. (46 cm-53 cm) [Fabric] 210D ripstop, 420D HD ripstop, 500D KodraFeatures: Molded E-VAP foam back panel Unique dual-pivot hipbelt evenly spreads load V stays suspension system Top loading Adjustable torso length with interchangeable hipbelt Hipbelt fit zone locates hipbelt on proper place on body Side access to main compartment Trampoline sleeping bag divider Side compression straps with Hypalon distribution wings Load lifters pull directly from the tops of the stays Adjustable sternum strap with Safe-T whistle Removable, floating hood with internal mesh zip pocket Internal vertical compression strap Zippered sleeping bag compartment Bottom compression straps Center daisy chain and tool loop Hydration sleeve Ski slots Trekking-pole loops Dual access side water-bottle stretch woven pocketsThis product can only be shipped within the United States. Please don't hate us."

From Altrec Outdoors:
"The Crestone 75 is a large-capacity pack for multi-day backpacking."

User Reviews

Men's Crestone 75
Reviewed by thetentman, Nov 19, 2009

"I work for a outdoor gear purveyor and this pack was given to me to try out. The model I tested was a 2010 pre-production model. I have been told that the webbing problem I had will be corrected on production models. This report is a portion of the report that I sent TNF."

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Men's Crestone 75
Reviewed by bonner1040, Dec 23, 2008

"I really like this pack. Keep in mind it is the 1st serious pack that I have owned, however my good friend paid $368 for an Osprey Argon 85 (which is really, REALLY sweet) however for the difference in price I would definitely go with the TNF Crestone."

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Men's Crestone 75
Reviewed by John Gibbons, Nov 17, 2006

"I am an experienced hiker. I've been hiking the A. T. and the trails along the Blue Ridge Parkway (VA) for some time now, and I've become an expert on gear (not trying to brag or nothin). I was looking for a large pack (4600-5500 cu in), and I quickly found that the packs that I was looking for are generally run in the higher end (the Marmot Terraplane, same size as this North Face, cost $369)."

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