Aether 70, 2012
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| 5'11" model wearing a medium sized Aether 70.
Black arrow points to one of two stretch woven dual access pockets. There
is an identical stretch woven pocket on the opposite side of the bag. |
Fully packed Aether 70. Three horizontal compression
straps secure and streamline the load. |
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| The Aether 70 features the Airscape suspension
system with nubbed foam backpanel with grip mesh covering which provides
superior breathablility and ultra-comfortable pack to body contact. Blue
arrow points to the integrated emergency whistle on the sternum strap
buckle. The red arrow points at the new Stow on the Go™ trekking
pole attachment. |
Black arrow points at the J-Panel access which
provides quick access to packed gear. The two red arrows point at the two
bungee tool tie-offs. |
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| A backpanel sleeve with
hanger holds 3-liter and smaller hydration reservoirs (not included). The
hose can be run out the slot on either side of the pack. |
Ice axes (not included) fastened to pack with dual
ice ax loops on bottom and bungee tool tie-offs on top. |
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| The Aether 70 features a dual zippered wide mouth
sleeping bag access with interior detachable divider. The removable sleeping
pad straps can also be seen in photo. |
Models hand inside the large stretch woven front
pocket with welded vent. |
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| The top main compartment access for the Aether
70 features a dual closure system, a red internal load compression strap
and the draw cord outer closure (held in models hand). |
The top pocket of the Aether
70 quickly converts to a lumbar pack with a built-in hipbelt. |
