The North Face Explore Haulaback Backpack
| BRAND: The North Face | |
| NAME: Explore Haulaback Backpack | |
| CATEGORY: Backpacking |
About the The North Face Explore Haulaback Backpack
The North Face Explore Haulaback Backpack is designed to make your hikes and backpacking trips more enjoyable. With a capacity of 43.5L, this pack is lightweight at only 3.34lb, and is constructed from 900D 100% polyester with a non-PFC durable water-repellent finish for excellent water resistance. It features padded shoulder straps, an adjustable chest strap, and four padded webbing handles for comfortable carrying. A zippered opening at the top and side of the main compartment, plus a laptop compartment and dedicated zip bottom compartment make it easy to store and access your items. Plus, a padded flat back panel adds extra comfort. In a striking Peak Purple and Tnf Black color, this backpack is covered by a lifetime warranty and is offered at an unbeatable price.
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The North Face Explore Haulaback Backpack Specifications
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The The North Face Hydra 26L Backpack is a comparable Hiking backpack with Backpacking features. It has a capacity of 26L, weighs 2 pounds and it's dimensions in inches are 24 x 15 x 5. It's made of 70D IronLite nylon with non-PFC durable water-repellent (non-PFC DWR) finish. and is available in Goblin Blue/Beta Blue.
The main difference between these bags is that the The North Face Explore Haulaback Backpack has Internal Compartments (Laptop compartment) while the The North Face Hydra 26L Backpack does not.
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The main difference between these bags is that the The North Face Explore Haulaback Backpack has Shoulder Straps (Padded shoulder straps) while the The North Face Griffin 75 Backpack does not.
The Loowoko 50L Hiking Backpack is a comparable Hiking backpack with Backpacking features. It has a capacity of 50L, weighs 2.6 pounds and it's dimensions in inches are 25.6 x 13.8 x 9.8. It's made of Nylon and is available in 5 colors and patterns.
The main difference between these bags is that the The North Face Explore Haulaback Backpack has Zippers (Nylon zipper with string pulls) while the Loowoko 50L Hiking Backpack does not.
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The main difference between these bags is that the The North Face Explore Haulaback Backpack has Internal Compartments (Laptop compartment) while the Columbia Unisex Trail Elite 55L Backpack does not.
The The North Face Alamere 24 Backpack is a comparable Hiking backpack with Backpacking features. It has a capacity of 18L, weighs 1lb 7oz pounds . It's made of Nylon and is available in Vintage White/Horizon Red.
The main difference between these bags is that the The North Face Explore Haulaback Backpack has Internal Compartments (Laptop compartment) while the The North Face Alamere 24 Backpack does not.
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The main difference between these bags is that the The North Face Explore Haulaback Backpack has Zippers (Nylon zipper with string pulls) while the Osprey Farpoint Trek 55 does not.