Eddie Bauer Sorcerer

Eddie Bauer Sorcerer with Cuben Fiber fabric Please note the first four images are stock. And the rest of the images are of the actual item you will receive. Volume. 40L-55L. Made of CTF3; non-woven cuben fiber (with nylon bellows). Sewn and welded construction. Avg. Weight: 3lbs, 6oz (with back pad); 2lbs, 10oz (with back pad removed). Check out Gear Junkie’s review here: https://gearjunkie.com/climbing/eddie-bauer-first-ascent-sorcerer-review. “The CTF3 (or Cuben fiber) is what drives this alpine pack’s price into the jet stream. At a molecular level, polyethylene fibers are ultra long, spreading a load between molecule chains over very long lengths. These fibers are laid out in multiple directions, further increasing its strength, and then sandwiched with polyester films. The result? It’s four times stronger than Kevlar and 15 times more resistant to abrasion than steel, EB cites. This makes cuben a material of choice for climbing slings/runners, sail cloth, and other high-end backpacks. Like other top-shelf materials, it’s not easy to work with. Its susceptible to fingerprints during manufacturing and requires special welding technology (essentially a clean room) for production.” Brand new with tags, purchased a few years ago and stored it in my gear closet. No more climbing for me right now so I’m getting rid of it. Please let me know if you have questions! Similar to Hyperlite Mountain Gear, Cilogear, Dyneema, etc