Epic 10.3 (coming soon)
Epic 10.3 (coming soon)
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$160.00 USD
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$160.00 USD
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Expected availability: February 2025
Perfect for half-day adventures, smaller riders, or those who simply don't need the larger size and capacity of the Epic 14.4.
Features
- 10 liters of overall storage, 3 liter hydration capacity.
- Low-profile lumbar design keeps the weight on your hips (and off your shoulders) and doesn't hit the back of your helmet while riding steep terrain or jumps.
- Industry-largest side pockets for easy one-handed access to ride essentials (phone, food, multi-tool, etc.) without removing the pack.
- Dual-purpose waist cinch secures the pack to your body and compresses pack contents for bounce-free descents.
- 3/4-zip large main compartment with separate area for hydration bladder makes stuffing oversize loads into the bottom of the pack easier.
- Top-zip secondary compartment for tool storage with divider. Large enough for high capacity MTB pumps and tubes.
- Low, wide, easy-fill hydration reservoir with quick-disconnect and large threaded opening makes for easy cleaning, adding ice, etc.
- Oversized, durable YKK zippers and 210D nylon construction meant to handle all the dirt, sweat, sun and neglect you can throw at it. Made in a top-shelf factory that also makes outdoor gear for first responders.
- 3/4 zip main compartment makes stuffing oversize loads into the bottom of the pack easier.
- 1.5" wide waist strap for less pressure on your stomach.
- Soft, protected, tech pocket for fragile/small items.
- Velcro webbing keepers to minimize flappy excess material.
- Covered by our lifetime True North guarantee.
Fit
Unisex fit. Torso fit range: 13" - 24"
To measure torso, measure vertically along the side of your body (where your arms fall). The vertical distance between the topmost part of your pelvis bone and the location on your shoulder where a backpack strap is worn is your torso fit measurement.
Lumbar Pack Fit Guide
Wear it LOW - just above the widest part of your hips, below your waist. While riding, the bottom of the pack should be just a few inches above your saddle in the back.
To get the fit:
- Let the shoulder strap adjustment all the way out, situate the pack just above your hips and below your waist, and cinch the waist strap.
- Cinch the shoulder/sternum straps just enough to keep the pack from moving around too much on descents.
The goal here is to get all of the weight on your hips and off your shoulders and back. When you're standing, the shoulder straps should be loose enough that you can lift them off your shoulders a couple inches.