The top lid includes an additional pocket, useful for storing small items that you need to access frequently and providing protection against rain and dust, helping to keep the contents of your backpack dry and clean.

No zippers and seams in the main compartment of the backpack brings on increased durability and reducing all risk of zipper failures in the backcountry.

Having trekking pole mounts on both sides of the backpack offers convenient access, balanced weight distribution, efficient use of space and having designated mounts provide a secure and stable attachment preventing the poles from shifting or falling out.

The buckle straps help to stabilize the load by reducing the volume of the pack, preventing items from shifting and maintaining a balanced weight distribution.

The zipper pockets take up the entire side panel that make up a large compartment with the ability to fit all your water and fuel supplies, outerwear, gear accessories and more. They maintain functionality even if you have gear strapped to the exterior or the pack is compressed in its minimalist form.