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Fenix HM65R Headlamp A powerful and compact headlamp that weve reviewed

Packbag Features: Wearer can operate the handset of the Harris 117 and similar sized satellite radios while the radio is being carried in the pack MOLLE on front and side pockets Two zippered side pockets Two small side shove-it pockets One vertical side compression strap for a variety of antennas sizes Front-panel access Large center shovel pocket with drain holes Four side compression straps One vertical compression strap Load compression strap Rain/sand pack cover stows away in zippered pocket Removable pack cover is two tone Coyote Brown pack has black and desert tan raincover Desert Tan pack has black and desert tan raincover Black pack has black raincover Reservoir sleeve Organizer sleeve Security pocket Key clip Zippered mesh pocket Dual zippered pockets Pen and pencil sleeves Internal organizer Single hydration port Top haul handle Antenna and cable port Top KDU access panel with clear window Removable, padded KDU pouch attaches to shoulder straps Elastic keeper for KDU handset attachment Radio and Battery Holder Features: Removable satellite Radio Holder included (also fits Kelty Falcon and Eagle packs) Elevator strap enables vertical adjustment of satellite radio inside of pack Battery Holder with internal divider accommodates two back-up batteries (also fits Kelty Falcon and Eagle packs) Both Holders are included with the Raven Pack and compatible with the Falcon and Eagle packs Suspension Features: Adjustable suspension LightBeam aluminum stays HDPE frame sheet Internal Delrin rod retains box shape of pack Breathable backpanel with Spacermesh Two-layer padded waistbelt Three-layer, padded, quick-release shoulder straps Load-lifter straps Sternum strap Belt stabilizers Scherer Cinch (US Pat #5,465,886) waistbelt adjustment Removable waistbelt Specifications: Weight with radio holder: 6 lb

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Emergency release straps: The helmet also features emergency release pads which release the cheek pads from the helmets, and help emergency medical responders get your helmet off you if there is risk of a head, neck, or spine injury
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