GoLite Men's Pinnacle Backpacking Backpack

GoLite Men's Pinnacle Backpacking Backpack

Whether youre going for a weekend trip or setting off on a long trek the Golite Pinnacle Backpacking Backpack for men lets you carry your gear in comfort. With a super lightweight construction that uses 50% recycled shell materials this backpack is a more environmentally friendly option in a world of high tech plastics. A High-Void polyester mesh back panel allows air ventilation keeping you cool and comfortable through strenuous hikes while a Double-Wishbone hipbelt connection and adjustable sternum strap distributes the load making long miles on the trail easier. Ample storage with a large front pocket and external gear straps make it easy to fit in everything you need for your adventure while ComPACKtor cinch straps let you secure your load for a better fit.

• Backpacker Magazine 2010 Editor’s Choice Green Award
• Material: 50% recycled 210 Denier nylon Gridstop and Dyneema®, 50% recycled 201 Denier nylon double-ripstop
• Removable closed cell foam back pad with high-void polyester mesh
• Double-Wishbone™ hip belt connection
• Adjustable sternum strap with whistle
• Internal hydration sleeve with left and right tube ports
• ComPACKtor™ compression strap system
• Side stretch pockets
• Ice axe loops and handle straps
• Large front pocket
• Cinch and roll top closure system
• Hip belt pockets
• Volume: 4392 cu in, 72 liters
• Weight: 2 lb 1 oz

Purchase the GoLite Pinnacle Backpacking Backpack for Men from Altrec.com. All order totals over $45 qualify for free ground shipping.

Reviews

pierre902 - April 23 2011

Durable frameless backpack
Very pleased so far with the pack. I purchased it for it's light weight,simplicity,and durability all based on reviews I've read online. I am a 5'9" medium build and the medium size Pinnacle fits perfectly. I went from a heavy external frame pack to this and find this much more comfortable. The one compartment makes it quite a bit easier to find gear. The hip belt pockets are nice to put some items within easy reach. No cons, so far. I can't speak to the durability yet as it hasn't been on any long section hikes, but it seems very well constructed.

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