Tatonka Womens Yukon Tramping Pack 50+10L Bordeux Red

The updated version of this well - tested ladies' tramping backpack, designed to carry loads up to 25kg, is even better. The reworked V2 carrying system for women is lighter due to new materials. The 3D hip strap is perfectly adapted to the female body. It features a removable divider between the main and base compartments, a handy fixation for walking poles or ice axes, and padded shoulder straps tailored to women. With load control straps, a height - adjustable chest belt, and a reverse - pull hip belt for easy adjustment, it offers great comfort. There are compression straps on the sides and over the sleeping bag compartment, and grab handles at the front and back. The backpack uses a robust No.10 zipper with a lockable slider. The 3D zipped front opening of the main compartment provides easy access. The height - adjustable lid has gear loops, and the lid compartment comes with a key holder. The elastic side pockets can expand, and there's a large zipped front pocket. It includes a rain cover, is compatible with a hydration system, and has a First Aid compartment (contents not included). It has a volume of 50 litres + 10 litres, weighs 2.3kg, and measures 68 x 30 x 22cm, made of Textreme 6.6 / T - Rain Rip / T - Snow Crust / Cordura® 500 DEN materials.

Using this Tatonka women's tramping backpack is easy. First, adjust the height - adjustable chest belt and reverse - pull hip belt to fit your body well. The load control straps can help you distribute the weight evenly. When packing, use the removable divider to separate your items in the main and base compartments. You can attach your walking poles or ice axe using the fixation. The side pockets are great for quick - access items, and the large zipped front pocket can hold frequently - used things. For long hikes, connect your hydration system to stay hydrated. The rain cover should be used when it rains to keep your belongings dry. As for maintenance, clean the backpack with a mild detergent and water after use. Make sure it's completely dry before storing it. Check the zippers regularly and lubricate them if needed. Also, don't overload the backpack beyond the 25kg limit to avoid damage.