Embark on thrilling treks along the trails, conquer the ridges, and reach the mountain summits. No matter which path you choose, the AirZone Trekking Backpack will be your reliable companion for the long journey. This backpack is designed with comfort as the top priority. The AirZone back system ensures a comfortable carrying experience. By reducing the contact mesh, it significantly enhances breathability and ventilation, meaning you'll have far less of that sweaty - back feeling. The AdaptiveFit hipbelt provides excellent stability when you're navigating rough terrains. Whether the weather is on your side or your needs are minimal, being prepared is crucial. With two compartments, hipbelt pockets, and large stretch mesh side pockets, you can easily pack extra layers, plenty of food, and drinks. These essentials ensure that your hiking adventure is only challenging on the uphill parts. Additional features include an AirZone breathable back for maximum airflow, bellows side pockets for extra storage, an extendible lid that adds 10 liters of volume, forward - pull hipbelt adjustment, hipbelt pockets, an ice axe loop, a key clip, a lower compartment with a navider panel, lower side compression that can be routed inside or outside the bottle pocket, a rain cover, a secure internal lid pocket, secure TipGripper walking pole attachments, side compression straps, an SOS panel, a sternum strap with a whistle, stretch water bottle side pockets, a versatile SpiderPlate bungee system for secure external storage, a zipped front panel for easy access to the pack's contents, a DOS SYSTEM, and a fixed AirZone. The backpack is made of 210D 6.6 Mini Ripstop / HydroShield fabric. It has upper, front, and base entry, large side pockets with gussets, and an extensible lid. It weighs 1.53kg, the length of the DOS is 46cm, and the maximum volume is 50L.
Using the Lowe Alpine AirZone Camino Trekking Backpack is a breeze. First, adjust the hipbelt using the forward - pull adjustment to fit your waist snugly. This will help distribute the weight evenly and give you better stability on rough ground. Then, adjust the sternum strap to keep the backpack in place. When packing, use the two main compartments for larger items like clothes and sleeping bags. The hipbelt pockets are great for storing small, easily accessible items such as snacks or your phone. The large stretch mesh side pockets are perfect for water bottles or an extra layer. The extendible lid can be used to increase the backpack's volume when you have more to carry. When it comes to maintenance, after each use, make sure to air out the backpack to prevent any musty smells. If it gets dirty, use a mild detergent and a soft brush to clean it. Let it dry completely before storing. Always check the straps and zippers regularly for any signs of wear and tear. If you're using the rain cover, make sure to dry it thoroughly after use to avoid mold. Also, when attaching your ice axe or walking poles, double - check that they are securely fastened to prevent them from falling off during your trek.
