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Arc'Teryx Arrakis 65
$499.00
Released January, 2010
The Pros:Tough enough to handle rugged terrain for a month at a time. Simplicity in the design makes it easy to pick up and go without a big hassle. Hip belt moves well with you, keeps you nimble and maneuverable.
The Cons:Could use one or two smaller external pockets.
The Arc'Teryx Arrakis 65 is one of three durable and weather resistant Arrakis backpacks designed for skiing, cragging, and hiking. It provides up to 75L of capacity space, allowing users to store skis/boards, ropes, camping gear, and even a shovel or two.
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Like its peers, it utilizes a Lash-Ladder system and a large kangaroo pocket, but it adds along a dual-stage RollTop closure that compresses or extends for an additional 10L of volume. Additional features include a roll top with 2 compressions traps to secure your stash; two easy-access front external pockets for stashing electronics or other small items; and a gridlock shoulder strap adjustment system, which snaps in/out with ease.
Features
- Arrakis Backpack
- Weather Resistant / Durable
- Pivoting Hipbelt w/Load Transfer Disc
- Molded AC2 Fusion Points
- Monoframe Backpanel
- GridLock Shoulder Strap Adjustment System
- Lumbar Pad Hipbelt
- RollTop Closure
- Hydration Bladder Sleeve
- WaterTight External Zippers
- Lash-Ladder System
- Dual-Stage Roll Top
Color Options
- Arc'Teryx Arrakis 65 Blackbird Regular | 72L Max
- Arc'Teryx Arrakis 65 Topaz Regular | 72L Max
- Arc'Teryx Arrakis 65 Blackbird Tall | 75L Max
- Arc'Teryx Arrakis 65 Topaz Tall | 75L Max
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tough enough to handle rugged terrain for a month at a time
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simplicity in the design makes it easy to pick up and go without a big hassle
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hip belt moves well with you, keeps you nimble and maneuverable
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waterproof enough for heavy rains, can even handle being dropped in the water without significant leaks
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small enough to be used as carry-on luggage
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enough padding to avoid any pinching or hard pressure at any point on the body
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large capacity interior, can hold quite a bit
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could use one or two smaller external pockets
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