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Lowe Alpine Raspberry Airzone Trail 28 Rucksack 

 

The AirZone Trail ND28 features a Fixed AirZone breathable back to maximise airflow and keep you cool and comfortable. With a single buckle entry to the main compartment and a 28 litre capacity, there’s room for everything you need for a day’s hike or trek. The lid closure webbing can be routed over or under the front stash pocket. Upper and lower side compression straps add stability, and a forward pull hip belt adjustment ensures the perfect fit.

Easily access snacks or maps on the move with hip belt pockets and stretch water bottle side pockets. A secure internal lid pocket and key clip help to keep valuables safe, along with zipped side and front pockets. Hydration compatible, and with ice axe loop and secure TipGripper walking pole attachments, you can hike in comfort with the AirZone Trail ND28.

 

Features:

  •  Single buckle entry to main compartment

  •  SOS panel

  •  Sternum strap with whistle

  •  Stretch water bottle side pockets

  •  Upper and lower side compression straps

  •  Zipped front pocket

  •  Lid closure webbing can be routed over or under front stash pocket

  •  1.14kg / 2lb 8oz

  •  Secure TipGripper walking pole attachments

  •  Secure internal lid pocket

  •  28lt / 1710cu.in

  •  Fixed AirZone

  •  60 x 29 x 27cm

  •  AirZone breathable back maximising airflow

  •  Forward pull hipbelt adjustment

  •  Hipbelt pockets

  •  Hydration compatible

  •  Ice axe loop

  •  Key clip

  •  Light loop

LOWE ALPINE RASPBERRY AIRZONE TRAIL 28 RUCKSACK

£80.00Price
  • 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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