Specifications: Pack weight with lid: 4 pounds Pack weight without lid: 3 pounds, 7 ounces Volume: 62 liters/3800 cubic inches Load capacity: 40+ pounds The Nimbus Trace 62 Ki backpack for women incorporates the key elements of the award winning,... Granite Gear Torso Nimbus Trace 62 Ki Women’S Specific Pack (Oatmeal/Moonmist, Regular) Feature Completely new concept in backpack design LineLoc Technology Removable Lid Topoflex framesheet Advection back panel We incorporated the key elements of... 0 Out Of 5 Stars (1 Customer Review)   Reviews for Granite Gear Torso Nimbus Trace 62 Ki Women’S Specific Pack (Sports) This is by far the most comfortable multiple day / extended trip pack I’ve ever hiked under. The arched LineLoc compression system saves weight over webbing and allows the load to be cinched tight in every direction side, front and top as well asa allowing additional gear to be lashed to the pack. Weighing in at just 4 pounds (with the lid) with a capacity of 62 liters and the ability to carry +40-pound loads, the Nimbus Trace is an ideal pack for longer expeditions. I usually get rubs / bruises on my clavicle and hips from heavier loads and this is the only pack I’ve owned that’s never given me a single one, from 20 lbs to 40. It has a hydration pocket too, but it’s a little tight which makes it difficult to get the bladder in and out for refills on the go – without having to unpack the pack. Advection/Topoflex Suspension: The Nimbus Trace introduces a new suspension system from Granite Gear that combines their Advection back panel with their Topoflex frame sheet for ergonomic weight distribution and cooling.

After a long lunch, the group split up a bit so that some of us could walk a little bit faster in the hot sun to get to camp and drop our packs. As the rest of our group finally started waking up, bagels and oatmeal and almond butter were being eaten, tents were being taken down, the van was being packed up and backpacks were getting loaded. By the time we got on the trail for our five mile hike to Mike’s very own Twin Oaks Campground, it was already hot. The goats would carry in a few camping supplies, tools for trail work and all the food and (COLD. We took our shoes off, laid under the big oak trees, and when Mike got back to camp, brought us over a few cold beers as we waited for the rest of the gang to show up. It’d be a while until everyone was finally there, and when we were all settled... Obie, Hall and I hurried ahead, getting to Mike and the goats, who had gotten on the trail a few hours before us, around 3pm. You talk about the Salvia family being The Beatles, you explain how making natural essential oils works and you ask if any of the plants around are natural laxatives.