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The North Face El Lobo 75

photo: The North Face El Lobo 75 expedition pack (70l+)

The North Face El Lobo 75 is a well-rounded, complete, backpackers pack. The pack features an X Radial frame and compression-molded foam back panel - designed to mold and conform the users back. The X Radial frame allows the pack to maintain its durability while twisting and turning to accommodate movement. Several channels run through the El Lobo pack to increase airflow, providing breathability and a more comfortable trek. 

The lightweight design and advanced support of the El Lobo, combined with an expandable main compartment make the backpack comfortable and convenient when carrying up to sixty pounds of gear. The shoulder harness dual-pivot wait belt distribute the weight evenly. The pack features a removable brain that can be carried as a lumbar pack for shorter hikes and several exterior straps are suitable for an ice-axe or trekking poles. Ripstop fabrics and water-resistant zippers prevent showers from soaking anything inside the pack.

 Features:

  • X Radial frame
  • Light and stout 210 D ripstop nylon with water-resistant zippers
  • Advanced adjustment system
  • Molded foam back panel
  • Anatomical hip belts and shoulder harness
  • Dual-pivot hip belt
  • Large, removable hood converts to lumbar pack

Specs

S M
Price MSRP: $269.00
Historic Range: $173.37-$289.00
Weight 5 lb / 2265 g 5 lb 4 oz / 2399 g
Capacity 4270 cu in / 70 L 4570 cu in / 75 L
Extended Capacity 4880 cu in / 80 L 5180 cu in / 85 L
Fabric 70D Double Ripstop, 210HT Ripstop 70D Double Ripstop, 210HT Ripstop
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