Lowe Alpine AT Kit Bag 60

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I noticed one review that raised concern about the robustness of the buckles, but whilst these, and the straps, have clearly been cut down to minimise weight (“10mm web reduces weight with no loss of function” – according to the manufacturer), they appear to me to be well made, securely attached, and hopefully they will prove to be durable. Auch der sehr spezielle "doppelte" Reisverschluss sieht genial aus und läßt sich hervorragend bedienen. Presumably, these are designed to make it easier to pick the bag up, or to drag it from place to place.

Lowe Alpine designers also kept seams at a minimum (reducing the weaknesses in the bag's design and thereby making it more durable). I too found the straps really comfy, but also found the handles great as the pure webbing ones dig in after a while! It accompanied me across the GR10 route in the Pyrenees for two months in 2013, and it will shortly embark on its fourth TGO Challenge - a two week backpack across Scotland.As an added bonus, it will make you look like a super sophisticated mountain type, which is always important. I’ve delayed reviewing the rucksack to give me time to make objective comments rather than a ‘first impressions: brilliant’ sort of review, but I also have to admit to not having used it all that much. JavaScript is not currently enabled in your browser and due to this our site will not work as it should.

From lightweight and ventilated daypacks for hiking to multiday trekking backpacks and large travel holdalls for your expedition kit, there's something for everyone in the Lowe Alpine range. The Fair Wear Foundation is a clothing industry specific, non-profit organization that ensures sustainable, fair and safe labour conditions in factories.

The Lowe Alpine AT Kit Bag 60 is made from a durable and abrasion resistant TravelShield Grid / TravelShield N630 ripstop, on top of this the material is also water resistant, keeping your items dry in light showers. Lowe have designed this duffel with minimal seams and constructed the upper and lower out of different grades of TPU coated nylon fabrics, resulting in a highly water resistant, durable kit bag. I've not seen or used this sack (to be honest, it's probably not aimed at walkers such as me) but I'm glad to see a good review of a Lowe Alpine product. This tough expedition duffel is shaped using minimal seams for durability and improved water resistance. The main body of the rucksack can be entered from the bottom via a long zip – this is a large ‘plus’ over the Quest for me as it enables me to load the rucksack before striking camp, and the tent can then be slotted into the bottom of the rucksack without the need to remove the other contents.