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Ultralight backpack Talung with Dyneema® 45-60L

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Features
Volume, L 60
Weight, g 975
Recommended load 15 - 20 kg
Materials Dyneema® CT5K.18/wov32c, Nylon Stretch 250
Fasteners YKK, WooJin Plastic
Presence of a waist belt Yes
Drinking system compatibility Yes
Frame optional
Main volume, cm 85
Tube height, cm 20
Depth 18
Width, sm 30
Description

Superlight backpack for technical work and any tasks where the minimum weight of your equipment is important. Excellent for  ascents of any difficulty, light trekking аnd low-cost travelling.

Considered details combined with the high quality Dyneema® Composite Fabrics (DCF) and minimalism give this model an unique ratio in terms of weight / strength. Backpack weight is 975 g.

The history of the creation of the Fram Equipment assault backpack for the first ascent at Talung 7349m along the ССЗ pillar.

 

Design features:

  • Minimalistic design: nothing clings or restrict while climbing.
  • Perfect geometry of bag
  • Made from a single piece of material with a minimum of seams. It saves weight and makes the backpack more durable.
  • Dyneema® Composite Fabrics give the backpack record-low weight and durable.
  • The tube of the backpack closes on the Roll-top: easily coils, conveniently regulate the volume, can be worn without a clamshell top.
  • The volume is regulated by the top screed, it can be changed from 45 to 60 liters.
  • Large pocket along the back of the backpack for a rug. Optionally might be complemented with rigid backrest made of aluminum tube (90g) .
  • Two large side pockets made of stretch fabric carry a 2L bottle.
  • Removable internal zip pocket 15x15cm.
  • Ergonomic removable clamshell (backpack weight without clamshell is 765 g)
  • The clamshell opens with a fastex both frontally and from the back. Clamshell has two large pockets. It also equipped with hanging loops for carabiners.
  • The belt is made of a wide strap. It is also convenient to use with a belay system. Does not block access to gear loops.

 

Possibility of compression and fastening of equipment:

  • The modular sling-loop system allows to attach a large number of equipment (crampons, ice axes, ropes, mat, skis, etc.) using screeds .
  • The attachment for ice tools is designed to that the tools located as close to the backpack as possible.
  • 6 ties 70 cm long and 10mm wide for fastening are bunded.

 

Other details:

  • Ergonomic shoulder straps perfectly distribute weight, do not stunning movement while climbing.
  • The strap of the shoulder straps go through the entire bottom of the backpack - this design makes the backpack very reliable;
  • Each strap has 3 cargo loops for equipment (large longitudinal, small longitudinal and transverse loops for attaching plastic carabiners like Petzl Caritool);
  • The backpack does not protrude to the sides so it`s not to interfere with climbing. The shape of the tube allows, if necessary, to fill it up to 60 liters. During the ascent, the half-empty backpack is very compact, and the upper part of the tube and clamshell does not interfere with the helmet.
  • Original vertical carrying handles on both sides of the backpack. Both handles are cargo and allow you to hang the backpack on the station and use it as a mini-bag. The vertical shape is convenient for use with big  warm gloves.

 

Furniture:

- fastexes - Woojin Plastic

- three-slot buckles, zippers - YKK

Weight:

- 975 g

- 765 g without backrest and clamshell

With mat backrest 3mm 150x50cm + 200g

Optionally, a metal frame can be added, which adds 90 g to the total weight.

 

Video review of Talung with Dyneema® 45-60L backpack:

Reviews 1
I I just received that backpack. I love it! But I wonder how did you get the weight shown? I'd say information provided on the website are misleading.
The weight measurements of my custom Talung are as follows:
840 grams! - whole backpack as received;
680 grams without top cover ("clamshell" as you call it). I ordered Talung with custom front stretchy pocket. I don't think that pocket adds additional 50 grams.
160 grams - top cover.
607 grams - stripped down weight (all strips, top cover, "wallet" pocket from inside removed).
No frame or backrest mat.
So assuming you count stripped down weight of the backpack only plus top cover - in my case it is 767 grams altogether! That's a quite big difference from what is advertised - 630 grams for whole pack.
It makes me wonder how did you get down to 550 grams?! Am I having different version, a prototype etc.?
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So Ive been using this pack for a couple of years now. I did several multi week thruhikes with it and countless multidays excursions. The pack never seriously failed me. It still holding structurally strong. Yes, I got a little hole on the bottom but Shoegoo fixed it. One arm started to tear the fabric but again a glue helped and not an issue anymore. I evaluate the durability as very good.
I never used a back stiffener. I was surprised that carrying even bigger loads like 11 kg wasn't uncomfortable at all. In winter I even attached snowshoes (1.5 kg) and it was fine on my back. Of course it always mattered how I packed stuff inside the pack.
Backpack is not waterproof and wasn't meant to be but after repeated use microholes in the fabric and scratches made pack's water resistance non existent. But I always line it with nylofume sack anyway.
I asked for additional front and side pockets made of thin elastic and that fabric sucks big time (workmanship was perfect though). It lost its elasticity quickly and I am not able to put anything heavier in the pockets anymore because they sag terribly. Now they also get punctured easily. The fabric of side pockets is definitely a miss and I wish I picked something more durable even with a weight penalty cost.
What I love especially about The Talung is its versatility. I can comfortably use it for a day trip and long demanding treks.
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