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Big Agnes - Parkview 63 - Walking backpack
At a glance
Material information & features
- Suitable for:
- Men, Women
- Recommended use:
- trekking
- Main material:
- 100% polyamide
- Carry system:
- aluminium frame, chest strap, padded shoulder straps, padded hip belt, padded back, with carry handle
- Main compartment access:
- toploader
- Venting:
- via the carry system
- Additional features:
- 2 lid compartments, 2 side compartments, daisy chain, ice axe/pole holder, front compartment, hip belt pocket, front zip pocket, key clip
- Hydration system:
- 3 litre hydration system compatible
- Dimensions (outer):
- suitable torso length: 46-51 cm (size M), 51-56 cm (size L)
- Volume:
- 63 l
- Weight:
- 1,730 g
- Reference size:
- Size L
- Extras:
- compression straps
- Misc:
- Load Lifter straps for fine adjustment; Hoist Compression System; removable lid and hip belt pockets; 1,640g in size M
- Legal notice:
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- Item No.:
- 505-0686
Product description
A durable and spacious backpack for multi-day treks
If you’re in the market for a versatile, durable and spacious backpack for trekking, then you’ve got to take a closer look at the Parkview 63 mountaineering backpack from Big Agnes. Made of a durable and abrasion-resistant nylon material, the backpack will last you a very long time. As a result, you can go on many multi-day tours with it. Plus, it offers enough space for everything you need!
Impressive carrying system distributes the load
The carrying system was specially designed for the male anatomy. It has curved shoulder straps and stretchy padding on the hip belt, so the load will stay close to your body. Plus, the back panel follows the curvature of the spine. The lower back is padded and the whole back has foam of varying densities to best fit your body shape. The padding has some openings for ventilation, making it more comfortable to wear for a longer period of time. Plus, the wide, padded hip belt with its two stabilising straps ensures a good hold and load distribution. The shoulder straps, the integrated aluminium frame and the adjustable sternum strap complete the carrying system. The Load Lifter Straps at the shoulders are there to make fine adjustments to the load.
The backpack is also equipped with a front compartment, side pockets, a zipped front pocket and two detachable hip pockets for keeping things quickly accessible. Other practical features include the daisy chain and extra loops for attaching some other equipment. The backpack has a hydration system compartment that’s compatible with a 3-litre hydration bladder (not included).
The features at a glance:
- Ideal for multi-day tours and excursions
- Adapted to the male anatomy
- Made of a durable material
- Many compartments and pockets keep your gear organised
- Impressive carrying system distributes the load nicely
- Small pocket for rubbish
Ask our experts
Bergfreunde expert Hannes
Reviews overview
This is what other customers say:
Hi i would like to know if this backpack is suitable for long term backpacking trims or if it will become uncomfortable at one point.
I'm planning a long bavkpacking adventure. Sometimes we'll be walking for weeks or more. Basically ill be carrying this backpack every day. Is it good for thus kind of practise?
At the moment i have the osprey aether which i love because its really comfortable.
It's just so heavy. I'm looking to reduce some weight thats why I'm wondering of this backpack mighy br a better option.
Thanks for your help
50% have found the reviews
by Yannik helpful
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Advantages
Lightweight Useful details Good storage options Comfortable to carry Good carry system Good ventilation Easy to load -
Disadvantages
Not enough adjustment options -
Recommended use
Trekking Travel Expedition
Hi Samuel,
Yours is an extremely difficult question to answer because comfort and what comfort means is very much the opinion of the user. In short , the only way to know for sue will be try.
I would however , think it highly likely that this pack will not be as comfortable as your existing Osprey pack.