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Arc'teryx Bora 95 Blue Arcteryx Backpack Men's Excellent
Estimated price for orientation: 300 $
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Description Condition: Used: An item that has been used previously. The item may have some signs of cosmetic wear, but is fully operational and functions as intended. This item may be a floor model or store return that has been used. See the seller’s listing for full details and description of any imperfections. See all condition definitions- opens in a new window or tab ... Read moreabout the condition Brand: Arc'teryX Color: Blue Model: Bora 95 MPN: Does Not Apply Capacity: 95L
Arc'teryx Men's Bora 95 in BluePhotos are of actual item ITEM CONDITION / IMPERFECTIONS:D-ring that helps adjust top lid has a small crack. I stuck some duct tape on it and it works perfectly, you could put a new one on but it doesn't affect function at all. See photos. The main two straps that hold the top lid are in perfect shape. Otherwise excellent used condition with some scuffs and scrapes. None of these are detrimental in any way to the function or integrity of this great backpack. Please check out the photos for condition detail.FEATURES:ARCTERYX MEN’S BLUE BORA 95 BACKPACKFantastic pack. Very comfortable, even with huge loads. The Bora hip-belt suspension load transfer system was the forerunner of the USMC ILBE Backpacks manufactured by Arc’teryx. (You saw them on U.S. Marines in Iraq on television years ago.) Dual 6061 aluminum stays tied into the Thermo-formed super padded hip belt do a great job of transferring the weight transfer to the hips; just the thing for the US Marines and their massive loads or you on a week-long trip. The hip belt has side-mounted adjustable cinches that provide stability over rugged terrain.· This Blue Arc’teryx Bora 95 is Tagged M/M and was made in Canada.· The Waist/Hip Belt is Men’s Medium. At its smallest, waistband measures 34” and it’s largest, it measures 54”· Thickly padded shoulder belts include load lifters (What an amazing invention!) and a sternum strap with about 7” of vertical adjustment to hit you exactly where you want it. · The pack has a top access through the 6” storm collar under the Top Lid, an 18+” side access through a heavy duty YKK zipper with a full length rain cover flap and a third access via the sleeping bag compartment on the bag bottom also through a heavy duty YKK zipper also with a full length rain cover flap.· The sleeping bag compartment can be separated from the main compartment or opened up to form one large compartment.· The external bottom of the sleeping compartment is doubled layered.· The removable “Brain” (Top Lid) makes a super lumbar pack. The Top Lid “Brain has a full size pocket accessed via a YKK zipper covered by a full rain cover flap. The waist belt is included under the Top Lid in a dedicated pocket. The Top Lid has a row of Molle strap and two plastic strap guides to use with the Molle strap. This would make a good place to belt down the hard cell foam sleeping pad and possibly also a self-inflating pad.· The upper frame has a cutout (“occipital cavity”) to allow you to look up high without hitting the back of your head on the pack. · The strong and tough fabric resists scuffs and scratches during brush busting or when the pack slides along the ground or down a ravine. The fabric has been factory treated with DWR coating. · Speaking of wet stuff, the front of the pack includes a 10” wide, about 20” tall and about 8” deep kangaroo front load pocket accessed via a full length heavy duty YKK zipper with a rain flap. This Kangaroo pocket has a bottom drain grommet and is a great place to stuff the wet tent or wet clothing.· The Kangaroo pocket is also an excellent place for a water bladder (not included) with a strap that can be used to hang the bladder and room to route the drinking tube. · The outside of the pack has multiple daisy chains and dual ice axe loops as well as three compression straps on each side of the pack. These compression straps can be used to tighten the pack down to a fraction of its full size or can be used to add side pocket packs. Under the bottom of the Sleeping bag section there are straps for mounting a tent or something else. · There is a 5” deep water bottle pocket with a drain on the bottom of each side. I was able to put two one liter bottles in each pocket. Happy bidding!
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| Condition: | Used: An item that has been used previously. The item may have some signs of cosmetic wear, but is fully operational and functions as intended. This item may be a floor model or store return that has been used. See the seller’s listing for full details and description of any imperfections. See all condition definitions- opens in a new window or tab ... Read moreabout the condition | Brand: | Arc'teryX |
| Color: | Blue | Model: | Bora 95 |
| MPN: | Does Not Apply | Capacity: | 95L |
Arc'teryx Men's Bora 95 in BluePhotos are of actual item ITEM CONDITION / IMPERFECTIONS:D-ring that helps adjust top lid has a small crack. I stuck some duct tape on it and it works perfectly, you could put a new one on but it doesn't affect function at all. See photos. The main two straps that hold the top lid are in perfect shape. Otherwise excellent used condition with some scuffs and scrapes. None of these are detrimental in any way to the function or integrity of this great backpack. Please check out the photos for condition detail.FEATURES:ARCTERYX MEN’S BLUE BORA 95 BACKPACKFantastic pack. Very comfortable, even with huge loads. The Bora hip-belt suspension load transfer system was the forerunner of the USMC ILBE Backpacks manufactured by Arc’teryx. (You saw them on U.S. Marines in Iraq on television years ago.) Dual 6061 aluminum stays tied into the Thermo-formed super padded hip belt do a great job of transferring the weight transfer to the hips; just the thing for the US Marines and their massive loads or you on a week-long trip. The hip belt has side-mounted adjustable cinches that provide stability over rugged terrain.· This Blue Arc’teryx Bora 95 is Tagged M/M and was made in Canada.· The Waist/Hip Belt is Men’s Medium. At its smallest, waistband measures 34” and it’s largest, it measures 54”· Thickly padded shoulder belts include load lifters (What an amazing invention!) and a sternum strap with about 7” of vertical adjustment to hit you exactly where you want it. · The pack has a top access through the 6” storm collar under the Top Lid, an 18+” side access through a heavy duty YKK zipper with a full length rain cover flap and a third access via the sleeping bag compartment on the bag bottom also through a heavy duty YKK zipper also with a full length rain cover flap.· The sleeping bag compartment can be separated from the main compartment or opened up to form one large compartment.· The external bottom of the sleeping compartment is doubled layered.· The removable “Brain” (Top Lid) makes a super lumbar pack. The Top Lid “Brain has a full size pocket accessed via a YKK zipper covered by a full rain cover flap. The waist belt is included under the Top Lid in a dedicated pocket. The Top Lid has a row of Molle strap and two plastic strap guides to use with the Molle strap. This would make a good place to belt down the hard cell foam sleeping pad and possibly also a self-inflating pad.· The upper frame has a cutout (“occipital cavity”) to allow you to look up high without hitting the back of your head on the pack. · The strong and tough fabric resists scuffs and scratches during brush busting or when the pack slides along the ground or down a ravine. The fabric has been factory treated with DWR coating. · Speaking of wet stuff, the front of the pack includes a 10” wide, about 20” tall and about 8” deep kangaroo front load pocket accessed via a full length heavy duty YKK zipper with a rain flap. This Kangaroo pocket has a bottom drain grommet and is a great place to stuff the wet tent or wet clothing.· The Kangaroo pocket is also an excellent place for a water bladder (not included) with a strap that can be used to hang the bladder and room to route the drinking tube. · The outside of the pack has multiple daisy chains and dual ice axe loops as well as three compression straps on each side of the pack. These compression straps can be used to tighten the pack down to a fraction of its full size or can be used to add side pocket packs. Under the bottom of the Sleeping bag section there are straps for mounting a tent or something else. · There is a 5” deep water bottle pocket with a drain on the bottom of each side. I was able to put two one liter bottles in each pocket. Happy bidding!