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Front of pack:
Side:
Two compression straps along each side, plus a compression strap from the hood to the pack; there's a mesh pocket on each side, with a little loop-thing. I usually carry water attached via carabiner to the loops.
Front pocket:
Divider inside; this fits my 1-quart liquid bag, a full-size bottle of contact solution, with significant room left over for other junk, er, useful stuff.
Front, hood removed:
Pack pulls shut with a drawstring, which I then tuck inside the pack, close the front hooks, and start tightening straps. This thing is really spacious: you can see how tall it can be.
Hood:
Hood has a pocket with a little keychain thing. This is large enough that I often use it for dirty laundry for the first half of the trip or so. It comes off entirely if you want.
Inside: 
There's a flat pocket against the back that I find useful for my laptop or a folder of papers that I don't want bent; there's not much give to the pocket, which makes it nice to hold a laptop in the right position weight-wise.
The back:
bottom to top:
hip belt: fully adjustable (it should be wore around the belly button for best results; I grabbed a measuring tape: over my PJs, my waist is between 24-25" and this adjusts to that, but I've also worn it over a winter parka and adjusted it over that comfortably); hip belt is nicelypadded
shoulder straps, bottom: like any good pack, the length of the shoulder straps is easily adjustable after you've put it on by grabbing the ends and pulling
sternum strap: if you look closely, you can see that it slides along a little track, so you can position it higher or lower, depending on what's comfortable for you. It adjusts in width, of course. (BTW, I popped it out of the little track once and was able to put it back in with some effort); I just noticed that there's a little loop on it; could easily put something light on a carabiner
handle: there's a handle
shoulder straps, top: again, like a high-quality pack, totally adjustable
tie-down straps: you can't really see it here, but the straps holding down the hood are also adjustable in order to compress the load as much as possible.
Lumbar support: 
Oooh, baby, look at that lumbar support! I researched for about a year before buying this Kelty pack; what really sold me on it was the lumbar support: far and away the best of any brand that I tried on.
