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Osprey

Talon II 33 Rucksack

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The Talon 33 is an extremely versatile, lightweight performance pack, meeting the needs of everyone from the adventurous backpacker to the fearless alpinist. The Talon's 33 litre capacity is great for all day adventures and overnight trips, with easy top loading and a range of stretch mesh and stretch woven pockets to keep you organised on the move. As the rucksack weighs in at just 870g, you won't be carrying any extra unnecessary bulk to slow you down, and for maximum comfort, a breathable back panel with foam air channels helps avoid sticky-back syndrome if you're trekking in warm weather. Together with the supportive harness and hip belt, you can adjust this top performance pack for the best possible fit. A great looking, practical, all-doing daysack from the popular Osprey Talon range.

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Lowe Alpine

AirZone Pro 35:45 Rucksack

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For year-round mountain adventures, the AirZone Pro 35:45 has plenty of space for all your gear and a back system which breathes, contours round your back and adjusts easily for a precise, comfortable fit. Combining Lowe Alpine's AirZone ventilated back, Torso Fit Centro length adjustment and AdaptiveFit hipbelt, the AirZone Pro fits exactly around your back, shoulders and hips and promotes airflow between you and the pack. The result: out of this world levels of all day comfort. It's not just about the harness though: the layout of the bag has been designed to make stowing and accessing your kit as easy as possible. The capacity increases from 35 to 45 litres to swallow the extra kit you need for longer days out and occasional overnights, stretch mesh pockets and a large front pocket team up with hipbelt and shoulder-harness pockets to help organise your gear, and an ingenious bungee system on the front securely hangs onto a wet jacket or unhooks and expands to carry a sleeping mat. To avoid having to unpack the top of the bag to get at buried items, a large zip allows access to the main body of the rucksack. Instead of being at the front or base as with more conventional designs however, the access panel is on the side: this way you avoid putting the back system on the ground where it could pick up mud and snow.

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Osprey

Talon 22 Rucksack