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How to measure pack torso length


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    joel d
    BPL Member

    @joeld

    Evening all, anyone know how to measure a palante pack torso size? picked one up but cant tell what length it is 17 or 19, its the desert one, couldn’t find a label or any info on the bag. TIA

    #3750961
    PaulW
    BPL Member

    @peweg8

    Locale: Western Colorado

    From my experience, each pack manufacturer has their own way of measuring torso length. It would be best to contact Palante for this info.

    #3750962
    joel d
    BPL Member

    @joeld

    well ya already did that, but the forums typically respond faster ;)

    #3750969
    baja bob
    BPL Member

    @bajabob

    Locale: West

    Bottom seam to where the straps attach at the top.

    #3750971
    baja bob
    BPL Member

    @bajabob

    Locale: West

    I had the same pack  19”.

    #3750972
    joel d
    BPL Member

    @joeld

    they sent me a 17 then

    #3750978
    baja bob
    BPL Member

    @bajabob

    Locale: West

    I’d contact them. The 19″ also has a little more internal capacity.

    #3751002
    joel d
    BPL Member

    @joeld

    ya you know how that goes, a once a week reply from them….

    #3751871
    joel d
    BPL Member

    @joeld

    If anyone has a 19″ and could measure and tell me, still haven’t got a real answer from palante

    #3751879
    Murali C
    BPL Member

    @mchinnak

    Their 19 inch has a torso size of 18 on the desert pack at least. And the 17 inch had a pack torso length of 16 inches – again on the desert pack.

    #3751885
    joel d
    BPL Member

    @joeld

    i measure 17 and 15, dunno wtf those dudes are smokin over there and their customer service is lack luster

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