Stone Glacier - Sky Talus 6900 Bag Only w/Lid (50026)

The Stone Glacier Talus 6900 is meticulously crafted to combine lightweight design with enhanced access and organizational features. This pack offers a spacious 6,400 cubic inch main bag complemented by a 500 cubic inch lid, providing ample storage capacity. Ideal for both day hikes and extended trips, the Talus 6900 ensures versatility and functionality in the field.

Key Features:

• Main Bag Capacity: 6,400 cubic inches
• Bivy-Mode Capacity: 4,750 cubic inches
• Total Capacity: 113 liters including Sky Lid
• Full Center Zip: Allows complete access to the main bag for easy packing and unpacking.
• External Side Pockets: Four external side pockets offer enhanced organization.
  • Large Side Pockets: Equipped with full-length, heavy-duty #10 zippers with dual sliders for quick access to essential items like spotting scopes.
  • Lower Side Pockets: Open-top design accommodates water bottles, tripods, or other gear without hindering access.
• Swing Out Pocket Attachments: Four Swing Out Pocket attachments under the 33-inch full-length main bag zipper provide additional storage options.
• Camp Pocket Attachment Points: Located on the back interior panel for added organization.
• Convertible Design: Easily converts to a 4,000 cubic inch day/bivy pack.
• Load Shelf Compatibility: Supports an additional 2,500+ cubic inches for larger loads.
• Heavy-Duty Construction: Utilizes Cordura 500 and Xpac fabric, along with heavy-duty, 1-inch Duraflex military approved buckles and webbing.
• Hydration Compatibility: Compatible with Hydro Sleeve (sold separately).
• Weight: Designed to maintain a lightweight profile for ease of use in demanding terrain.

Specifications:

• Weight: Specific weight details not provided.
• Dimensions: Exact dimensions not specified.

Crafted in the USA, the Stone Glacier Talus 6900 Pack is engineered to meet the demands of diverse outdoor adventures, offering exceptional durability, functionality, and versatility from day hikes to extended wilderness expeditions.