Description
This Granite ultralight backpack was designed for the Sierra Mountains.
A backpack crafted in the Frameless Ultralight Hauler style, suitable for diverse sports activities with optional features like the brain/lid, single point release, compression bungees, and frame sheet.
Whether it’s multi-day trekking, mountaineering, canyoneering, or packrafting, some paths demand a range of skills and equipment. This backpack is designed to support you on such journeys or singular adventures although no drainage is incorporated into this pack.
It’s incredibly lightweight yet durable, thanks to the choice of materials used in various sections. Features like load lifters, and specialized components like gear loops and an optional extra bag for packrafts, wetsuits, rope bags or anything extra you want to carry for longer trips to enhance its functionality. For added resilience, there’s an option to upgrade to an Ultra 800 bottom. While the Ecopak material is waterproof, some water might seep through the seams, but a central grommet at the bottom ensures drainage.
For those deeply involved in canyoneering, especially guides, we present the Limestone Ultralight Pack, previously known as the Guide Edition.
Specs:
- Ecopak construction
- Roll top style allows a variety of load applications and variable sizes depending on load.
- Full capacity is 55 liters
- Base weight is 1 lb. 9 oz
- Removable padded hip belt
- Releasable padded shoulder straps unclip when a quick release is desired
- Center back Ultra stretch mesh center exterior pocket
- Side Ecopack side pockets
- Side exterior pockets are adjustable
- Top includes a Y strap to easily carry those extra necessities
- Load lifters help facilitate a more comfortable experience
- Padded ballistic cloth bottom has a grommet for drainage
- Interior gear loop for hanging gear
- Internal pocket for the removable floatation foam pad, rigid frame or hydration water bladder
Options
- Upgrade bottom to Ultra 800
NOTE: Please include your back measurement and waist measurement.
Measure from the center of your back with your hands on your hips up to the large bump on your neck when your head is forward.
