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The North Face Terra 35

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Amazing comfort!!!! You can pack so much into it.

Rating: rated 5 of 5 stars
Price Paid: borrowed

Amazing comfort!!!! You can pack so much into it.

I borrowed my friend's, and now I'm looking for one for myself. I would change out my external bag in a heartbeat.

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Specs

Specs

Weight 3 lb 10 oz
Capacity 2150 cu in / 35 L
Length 25.5 in
Width 13 in
Height 6.75 in

Description

The North Face Terra 35 is a journey pack ideal for light overnights or considerable day hikes. A mesh channel on the back helps ventilate air on hot days and cushy shoulder straps make hauling your load more comfortable. 

A whistle on the buckle is an added safety feature for wilderness hiking. Compression straps throughout the pack help hold the weight closer to your body - dispersing the weight from your shoulders to your hips. A comfortable bag for long wear that’s durable for the trail or a tour through Europe. Side pockets store water bottles and are accessible and easy to reach - the North Face Terra is also water bladder compatible. 

Features:

  • Vertical mesh channel on back panel provides ventilation 
  • Anatomical shoulder harness
  • Anatomically correct, load-spreading hipbelt lined with tricot
  • Zippered sleeping bag compartment access
MSRP: $119

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