How is volume measured?

The volume of each backpack is measured using a standard method: we fill the main compartment, as well as each pocket, with little balls. Then we empty these balls into a graduated container, which gives the equivalent volume in litres.

How to adjust your backpack?

1 - Loosen all the straps (straps, belt, load adjuster straps) 2 - Put on the backpack 3 - Tighten the shoulder straps 4 - Adjust the load adjuster straps as needed

How to fill your backpack?

Put your heavy items at the bottom. Pack your clothes around these items. Keep your waterproof jacket and/or fleece within arm’s reach. Place small items for daily use (sun cream, map, glasses, etc.) in the pockets. The water bladder will be placed in the compartment provided along the back, and the water bottle in the outer flask holder pockets provided for this purpose.

Tested for optimal durability

We carry out several laboratory tests to validate the bag's components: fabric, buckles, straps, foam, zips. For example, for a fabric, we test the resistance to abrasion and tearing, colour fastness when exposed to UV light and washing, and waterproofing. We also conduct tests to check the resistance of assembly using a dummy that reproduces the movements of a hiker to replicate several years of wear and tear on the bag.

frequency	regular
type of opening/closing	zip
number of pockets	5 pockets
number of compartments	3 compartments
options	thumb hole, cabin size, with belt, with hydration bladder compartment, with straps for poles, with stick hook, with rain cover
duration	1 day
main material	synthetic
playing surface	flat or hilly terrain
waterproof	no waterproof, water repellent
water bladder volume	water bladder 2 L
pocket	key pocket, key/phone pocket
volume (in L)	20 L
condition	new
weight (in g)	810 g

Hiking Backpack 20 L - NH500

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