Peak Aspiration S, L

• DESCRIPTION
• FEATURES
• SPECIFICATIONS
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• Peak Aspiration is our smallest Stronglite. Our Stronglites are designed to take your gear into the world's remotest places comfortably and reliably. They are tough, dynamic, multi-functional and fully waterproof. Fully featured, they allow you to carry a wide variety of adventure tools for diverse conditions and multiple activities. Add Balance Pockets for natural balance, pain relief and load-carrying efficiency. Choose the specific Balance Pockets, Bags or Racks that match your activity and volume requirements. The Stronglites have proven themselves in the roughest backcountry and on the world's highest mountains.
• • Seperate bottom compartment with its own waterproof liner
  • Lid pocket has hydration exit
  • 2 Water resistant dry liners
  • Web front compression + Loc-Loops to secure vertical tools
  • Twin trekking pole attachment in front or behind
  • Twin ice axe attachment
  • Built-in attachments for skis, crampons, shovel, snowboard, helmet 
  • Pack-raft compatible 

  Flow frame

  • 2 backlengths, S & L. Go here to determine your correct backlength.
  • Suspended backpanel
  • On-Adjust backlength 14cm range

  Pelvic-Form hipbelt:

  • 3 sizes, S ,L , XL 
  • Length and angle micro adjustable to allow a perfect match to your pelvic size and shape
  • Dual-adjust hipbelt tensioning allows fine-tuning of the hipbelt shape
  • Quadro buckle disperses the hipbelt tension over a wide area for tummy comfort
  • Hipbelt moves with you with U Flow pivot and interlinked side stabilisers

   Shoulder harness:

  • 3 sizes S, L & XL 
  • Adjustable back-length, 18cm range
  • On-Adjust buckle allows back-length shortening with the pack on to allow a precision fit to a wide range of body sizes
  • Breathable stretch 3D mesh that auto-moulds to the slope of your shoulders
  • Twin stabiliser take-off options with 5cm height difference for a precision fit
  • Flow-Thru stabilisers prevent shoulder straps distortion when top stabilisers are tightened
  • U Flow by interlinked bottom tensioners

  Unique features

  • 1 front and 2 side stretch pockets
  • Web front compression + hyperlon reinforcing & Loc-Loops to secure vertical tools
  • Side Lasso-loc compression straps + hyperlon reinforcing
  • Built-in attachments for skis, snow shovel, helmet & crampons
  • New Auto-Mould Frame
  • Restyled lid with larger pocket

  Options

  • Other sizes of On-Adjust Shoulder Straps
  • Balance Pockets & Gear Racks
  • Balance Bags
  • X Flow chest straps
  • Lasso-loc straps

• CM	W 34 D 20 H S 55/ L 65
  Liters	S44 L 50
  Colour	Green/grey
  Kilos	S 1.5 / 1.57 L 1.6 / 1.67 (Std/+ liners)
  Load	to 17 kg (Increase by using Balance Pockets or Balance Bags)
  Code	PA-S, PA-L

• Fitting Hipbelts, Shoulder Straps & Adjusting Backlength If Required

  Backlength Adjustment with Balance Pockets On

  Attaching X-Flow Straps

TESTIMONIALS

“The Peak Aspiration is the most comfortable pack I have ever worn—period. Not long after I left the car the first time I used the pack I was heard to say ‘I don’t even feel as if I’m wearing a pack’. Later, I lent the pack to a friend for a trip—his feedback to me was: ‘you don’t carry that pack—you wear it’”.
Mark Watson, Editor, NZ Climber magazine

"Peak Aspiration with Sport Balance pockets has opened up a whole different world of backpacking. I can actually hike all day without upper body fatigue. Walking in a natural, balanced posture while carrying weight is absolutely amazing and light years ahead of all other packs. I don’t understand why such a basic, fundamental concept as balance hasn’t caught on. I tell anyone who is interested on the trail that once you experience a balanced load you will never go back to a traditional pack. Too many people worry about weight and not at all about balance - which is fundamentally more important. The whole system has been so well thought out and executed in terms of attention to detail and quality. Just the slight cupping of the hip belt makes a huge difference in terms of all day comfort. The idea of a Bodypack is one thing, but if the design and execution aren’t there, all else is futile. In this regard, Aarn has succeeded by far. I’ve wanted to tell you this for the past two years, but have been too busy actually enjoying hiking".
Jeff Clopp, New Jersey, USA