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It carried weight better
Most helmets at similar price points make do with three, frequently resulting in large helmets padded onto small heads
Deuter Aircontact Core 65 +10 Pros Has every adjustment point and pocket you expect from a backpacking backpack A great match for more typically masculine builds Cons Can be difficult for women to balance Some durability issues with the mesh Report Card Fit: 3.5 Comfort: 3 Load Bearing: 4.5 Packability: 4.5 Accessibility: 3.6 Value: 3.1 Key Features Price: $250 Capacity: 60 liters (can expand to 70 liters) Weight: 5 pounds, 1.5 ounces Unisex Torso Fit: 16.5 to 24.5 inches Womens Torso Fit: 14 to 22 inches Pockets: Two top lid pockets, two side stretch pockets, back mesh pocket, two hip belt zip pockets Adjustment Points: Attached hip belt, shoulder straps, load lifters, adjustable back panel, sternum strap Comfortable up to 45 pounds (as reported by the testers) Warranty: Lifetime Tested individually by Rebecca Ross, Jason Boyle, and Diana Helmuth Boyle was effusive in his praise of the Deuter Aircontact Core
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