46L Curve – Full Suspension Custom Pack
46L Curve Full Suspension Custom Pack
Features
- 46L body plus an additional 10+ liters of external pockets totaling 56L of pack space
- Designed to comfortably carry around 35 LBS
- Two removable curved aluminum support stays (5+ Oz.)
- Fully padded non-removable back panel constructed of 1/4″ close cell foam
- Fully padded 4″ wide hip belt constructed of 1/4″ spacer mesh and 1/4″ close cell foam
- 3.25″ wide S-shaped shoulder straps constructed of 1/4″ spacer mesh and 3/8″ close cell foam
- Fits a bear canister inside
- 5 point side compression with lineloc 3 adjusters
- 4 trekking pole loops (includes 4 each of 12″ shock cords with mini cord locks)
- Top buckle roll top closure with 2 KAMsnaps
- Adjustable flat bottom side pockets with drain hole. Each pocket fits 2 1L smartwater bottles securely. Pockets adjust with shock cord and mini cord locks.
- Dual adjust sternum strap
- All internal seams sealed with Dyneema® seam tape
- Load Lifters
- Lower V Loop with dual lineloc 3 adjusters
- Long shoulder straps are for a chest size greater than 42″
Weights & Measurements
- 28/32.5 Oz. | 793/921 Grams (weight will vary due to torso size and hip belt size)
- Bottom circumference: 36″
- Top circumference: 40″
- Pack height when fully unrolled: 38″
- Back of pack: 12″
Materials
- Body CT5K.18/WOV.32C (2.92 Oz. Dyneema®)
- Bottom and back of hip belt CT9K.18/WOV.6 (5.0 Oz. Dyneema®)
- Shoulder straps and hip belt 210D Gridstop with Dyneema®
- Front pocket: 4 way stretch Lycra mesh
- Spandex/Nylon mesh
- 1/4″ 3D Spacer mesh
- 1/4″ close cell foam
- 3/8″ close cell foam
Hip belt size information and measuring can be found below.
Hip belt pockets can be found here
Fanny packs can be found here
46L Curve – Full Suspension Custom Pack Builds:
46L Curve Black
46L Curve Full Suspension 5-ECHO
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Choosing the Right Pack:
Torso Sizing:
Hip Belt Size
Below you will find a list of sizing for our hip belts. The first measurement (the absolute minimum) is the total length of foam and clip. The second measurement is the maximum the straps will extend to. Using a measuring device, pull it around your back at the level of your iliac crest and connect it in front of you. This will be your hip belt size. Using this pack for a thru-hike? Please that weight loss into consideration when selecting your hip belt size.
Small Hip Belt - 25" of foam and a total of 32" of adjustability.
Medium Hip Belt - 28" of foam and a total of 38" of adjustability
Large Hip Belt - 33" of foam and a total of 44 " of adjustability
X Large Hip Belt - 40" of foam and a total of 50" of adjustability
Torso Size Info
All packs are built to your specific torso. To find your torso length you will need to find your C7 vertebrae and your iliac crest/hip shelf and measure the distance between them. Still need help finding your torso? Check out this video https://youtu.be/Vl1wHHMcSrA
Packs without a hip belt will measure from the bottom of the pack to where the shoulder straps are sewn in. This is the same for packs with a 1″ removable hip belt or fanny pack.
Packs with a padded hip belt will measure from the center of the hip belt to where the straps are sewn in. If you choose to have load lifters then your pack will measure from center of hip belt to the load lifters.
Martin “Martyupnorth” Belanger (verified owner) –
I did a lot of research before deciding to purchase this pack. In the end the deciding factors were style, quality, choice of colors, available options and amazing customer service. I wanted the full suspension because I do week-long trips in the remote Canadian wilderness, where I still need to carry up to 30-35 lbs. This pack is amazingly flexible, I can use it for a quick overnights with minimal weight or up to 6-7 day trips without resupply. I’ve used it in winter, where I was still able to carry a large volume of gear. The quality is second to non, and the design is brilliantly simple. Everyone loves my choice of Aurora Green for the color pattern. I had a quick chat with Chris before he started the design and he made a few changes based on my specification. He added a nice daisy chain along the edges of the front pocket which gives me a lot of flexibility for attaching external things like a pack-raft. I have a review of this pack on my Martyupnorth YouTube channel. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gtdSPSIbcYI