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Lowe Alpine Auburn Airzone Pro 35-45 Rucksack 

 

Built for lightweight trekking and four-season hillwalking, the AirZone Pro 35:45 features our award-winning, fully adjustable AirZone+ carry system, with patented FormKnit technology for all-day comfort and breathability. With its next-generation SpiderPlate adjustable bungee system, side mesh pockets and multiple compression straps, there’s plenty of scope to carry an external jacket, roll mat, walking poles and axe.

The AirZone Pro 35:45 has a zipped side entry which delivers direct access to the main compartment without dirtying the carry system. Additional features include an integrated rain cover, plus a large-capacity top pocket which provides quick access to essentials. With 10 litres of expandable capacity, this light mid-volume hiking pack delivers a cool, comfortable carry out on the trail.

 

Features:

  •  35+10lt / 2135+610cu.in

  •  Forward pull hipbelt adjustment with zipped hipbelt pockets

  •  Rain cover

  •  1.56kg / 3lb 7oz

  •  Zipped side pocket

  •  Large stretch mesh side pockets

  •  35+10lt / 2135+610cu.in

  •  Airzone +™

  •  70 (Min 58) x 34 x 29cm

  •  For day hiking

  •  Zipped side entry allows main body access while keeping carry system clean

  •  Featuring FormKnit™ technology

  •  Internally adjustable back-length

  •  Breathable harness and hipbelt

  •  HeadLocker axe attachment system

  •  Secure TipGripper walking pole attachments

  •  Updated SpiderPlate bungee system with integrated adjuster

LOWE ALPINE AUBURN AIRZONE PRO 35-45 RUCKSACK

£130.00Price
  • ABOUT LOWE ALPINE

     

    In 1967 Greg Lowe was desperate for better gear for his climbing & mountaineering exploits. He needed a backpack that could carry his gear securely but let him move freely on technical and demanding terrain. He designed ‘The Expedition Pack’, it featured an internal frame, compression straps and other never seen before features. Our first product is now considered the blueprint from which all modern, technical backpacks are derived.

     

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