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Designed for long-distance backpacking by long distance backpackers. The Fusion 65's unique design transports the concept of the lightweight backpack into a new dimension.
Size Guide.. the Fusion 65 is certainly one of the best lightweight packs around for those who sometimes carry more than ultralight loads.
Chris Townsend
TGO Magazine - Fusion Review
Designed for Comfort: The Fusion 65 makes your hike easier, wither you're hiking just a few miles or covering more than 30 miles a day. Its core structure combines Hip Belt, Spine and Shoulder Yoke into a stable and flexible frame system. With an easy to adjust torso length along with multiple sizes of Hip Belts and Shoulder Yokes, you can easily configure the Fusion for a perfect fit.
Designed for Loads: The Fusion 65's light weight belies it's load carrying capacity. Fusion Packs are designed to carry whatever gear you need comfortably. The advanced structure easily transfers weight to hips with no pack sag. Even under significant loads.
Designed for Durability: To endure thousands of miles of rough terrain, The Fusion 65, is constructed with lightweight but high tenacity Robictm fabric. The exterior pockets are made from durable 4-way stretch fabrics. The pockets lay flat to reduce snags on cross-country routes, yet expand to hold a lot of gear.
Designed for Usability: With seven exterior pockets and one internal security pocket, The Fusion 65 makes it easy to load your gear where it's quickly accessible. Side compression straps easily manage load volume without interfering with your pockets. Dual webbing tie downs easily secure a tent or sleeping pad.
| Suspension Torso Sizes Pack Dimensions Color Uses |
Comfort FitTM 15" - 22" | 38 - 56 cm 14"W X 9"D X 22"T Green, Marigold, Gray Lightweight Backpacking Long Distance Backpacking |
| Pack Body Body Contact Side Panels Pockets |
420 Nylon Robictm 3D Mesh 210 Nylon Robictm 4 Way stretch |
| Body Extension Collar Exterior Pockets Total Volume |
2800 700 600 4100 ci | 67 l |
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Body Delrin Stays Hydration Sleeve Harness Standard Hip Belt Standard Total Weight |
31 oz - 870 g 2 oz - 50 g 1 oz - 30 g 7 oz - 200 g 11 oz - 320 g 52 oz - 1470 g |
Six Moon Designs - Fusion 65By: John AbelaPublished: 9/14/15 |
Haven’t gotten out on the trail yet, but I can already tell how sound this design is. We cover a lot of miles and needed a pack that could hang in for the long haul. This pack is clearly designed by people who know the nuances of long treks. Lightweight, yet durable. Easy carrying even with gear for em and the dog. Stoked to hit the mountains!!
Just got back from Minam Lake. Pack handled a 37 lb load no problem. Weight never shifted when crossing streams and post holing through snow. Pack was extremely comfortable to carry.
Roomy, light weight Exactly what i expected Great design, feature filled.
Best fitting pack EVER! Great features, good design. Perfect.
I bought the original Fusion 65 and just about wore it out on four thru-hikes of the Colorado Trail and elsewhere. That was the most comfortable pack I've ever owned, but it had a couple of drawbacks: the color (ugh!) and the pockets, which were too shallow and not well sewn. Both of those problems have been fixed with the latest version of the Fusion 65, which I purchased to carry the much heavier loads I anticipated on the Arizona Trail. Having just returned from that hike, I can now say I consider the Fusion 65 to be almost the perfect pack. Even with 7-8 liters of water, the pack carried well and was as comfortable as a heavy pack can be. The pockets are now deep and well made, but it is still possible to reach around and get my water bottle when I needed it (constantly!). And the color is a delight, blending inconspicuously into the desert. The pack also held up to rough treatment in rough terrain. It is hard to make this pack look beat up and old! Highly recommended to anyone looking for a lightweight pack that can occasionally carry heavy loads comfortably. I can't wait to get this pack out on the Colorado Trail for hike number 5 where water isn't a problem and I can fly down the trail.
