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The North Face Crestone 60 Backpack - 3650cu in
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The North Face Crestone 60 Backpack is a versatile pack for weekends in the woods, light mountaineering, or weeks of crashing in hostels.
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Altrec.com:
Ideal for multi-day backpacking, the Crestone 60 pack is a mid-capacity women's specific pack featuring easy to adjust X-Frame II suspension, front and top quick pack access, a removable top hood that doubles as a lumbar pack for quick day trips from base camp, a separate sleeping bag compartment for easy packing and canted side water bottle holders for easy access on the trail.
USOutdoor.com:
The North Face Crestone 60 BackpackWe're extremely impressed with the North Face Crestone 60 Pack, as it has proved itself a superior choice for extended backpacking and mountaineering trips. The sturdy main frame supports 60 liters of gear, with two stiff aluminum stays running down the shaft and adjustable load lifters to tailor the angle of your pack. Not only is the setup exceptionally stable, but the X-Frame II Suspension system design distributes gear evenly, while also holding snug against the back while ducking underneath trees or reaching for holds. Likewise, the exceptionally padded hipbelt stablilizes the Crestone 60, along with side compression straps that are nice when you don't stuff the pack. A segmented bottom organizes a sleeping bag, an extra pair of shoes, and miscellaneous gear, with compression straps to secure them. A front pocket is almost a bag unto itself, and there's an inner floating hydration sleeve that is awfully nice when you get thirsty on the