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Arc'teryx Bora 50 Backpack - 2800 cu in

Arc'teryx Bora 50 Backpack - 2800 cu in

Arc'teryx Bora 50 Backpack - 2800 cu in

The Arc'Teryx Bora 50 supplies enough space for action packed afternoons and trailside overnighters. A legendary pack for the crags, the Bora 50 has the versatility to take on mid-winter ice climbing, spring day hikes, and summertime camping.
 
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Description from backcountry:
The Arc'Teryx Bora 50 supplies enough space for action packed afternoons and trailside overnighters. A legendary pack for the crags, the Bora 50 has the versatility to take on mid-winter ice climbing, spring day hikes, and summertime camping. Arc'teryx WaterTight zips and urethane-impregnated fabric work overtime to upgrade the Bora's strength and storm resistance. All Bora packs offer award winning suspension with breakthrough technology and an ergonomic design. Now the world standard, the Bora hipbelt features four layers of foam, laminated and thermoformed into a curved, cupped shape that allows the agility needed for travel over mixed terrain. As with other Boras, the 50 has the little extras that count including a big kangaroo pocket with drain hole, a top lid pocket with key clip & map pocket, and gear loops galore.

Bottom Line: Ingenious engineering for a day on the rocks or trailside camping.
Material: 420D WaterTight, 420D ripstorm
Volume: [S] 2440 cu in; [M] 2800 cu in; [L] 2930 cu in
Suspension: HDPE framesheet, 6061 aluminum stays, dual density foam
Back Panel: Thermoformed air channel back panel
Hydration Compatible: Yes
Torso Adjustment: No
Detachable Pack: No
Sleeping Bag Compartment: No
Rain Cover: No
Access Types: Top load
Gear Loops: Dual built-in daisies
External Pockets: 2 side, 2 wand
Snowboard Carry: No
Ski Carry: No
Recommended Use: Superior crag pack, low-volume excursions
Weight: [S] 4 lbs 3 oz / 1899 g, [M] 4 lbs 6 oz / 1984 g, [L] 4 lbs 9 oz / 73 g
Warranty: Lifetime

Reviews (2):

I've never owned a pack this nice. Design and workmanship are top notch. It packs down nice for the shorter trek while long day trips are definitely do-able as well (maybe even the light overnighter). I've heard that the short side pockets are a waste in this pack. I pack a Nalgene in each pocket with a carabiner to the daisey chain and found it to be no problem. "You get what you pay for" rings true with this pack.

I just got back from two days of ice climbing in and around Rocky Mountain National Park. The Bora 50 was rock solid and very comfortably carried probably 40lb of gear. Very stable when trekking to the ice falls and when climbing. Highly recommended!

The Bora 50 Backpack by Arcteryx is constructed with rain repellent urethaned fabric and storm sealing WaterTight zips. Thermoformed suspension makes light of heavy loads of gear.