Ospery Mens Kamber 42 - $75 (South Lake Tahoe)

Osprey Men’s Camber 42 Size S/M Asking $75 This backpack is a beast, I recently upgraded my backcountry backpack set up and sadly unpacked my Osprey Kamber that traveled so many adventurous days with.
Though this pack has some travel time, maybe a little sun bleaching on the shoulder straps, and some frayed nylon from its travels, it is an Osprey and still is 100% capable of hitting the backcountry.
This is perfect pack for someone in need of a reliable backpack who isn’t too worried about small cosmetic damages.
Great for someone on a budget but needing a roomier backpack also.
They dont have a description for the Osprey Camber 42 online that I could find so I attached the description for the Kamber 30 below.
The only difference between the Kamber 30-42 is that the Kamber 42 has more room and that is through the detachable brain that also serves as a helmet holder and rain cover for the main compartment.
I also have used it to carry my sleeping pads and/or ropes.
Description for Kamber 30: In bounds or out of bounds, the Kamber 30 is the perfect choice for all-mountain and freeride adventures when you need to balance freedom of movement with carrying capacity.
This mid-sized snowpack offers a quick-access avy pocket, wet/dry gear storage in the main compartment, an insulated hydration sleeve, snowshed backpanel, glove-friendly buckles and zipper pulls, a scratch-free goggle pocket and a helmet carry for steamy ascents.
It offers both ski and snowboard carry options.
The LightWire suspension, padded hipbelt and contoured shoulder straps provide a comfortable carry when breaking trail toward distant peaks and provide a stable fit for dynamic descents.
This pack is sustainably made from bluesign® approved recycled materials with a PFC-free DWR coating that sheds moisture.
FEATURES Avalanche safety kit storage with shovel handle and probe sleeves Quick and easy diagonal ski carry Vertical front panel and horizontal snowboard carry Easy-access accessories/goggles stash pocket Dual position (front or top of pack) stow-away helmet carry Single ice tool carry loop and attachment point Dual zippered hipbelt pockets Internal zipper stash pocket Large front panel J-zip access to avalanche safety kit pocket with shovel handle and probe sleeves Backpanel access to main compartment dry storage A-frame ski carry Internal main compartment side panel sleeves for small items/thermos Additional easy-access accessories/wet gear stash pocket