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Another journey that has come into your life. On the platform, a voice announcing the arrival of trains mixes with the conversations of your future fellow passengers as you pull a bottle of water from your backpack. It's at your fingertips thanks to an easy-to-access side pocket that you can stash away if you need to.
The Lowe Alpine Escape Flight Pro 40 backpack is the epitome of efficient packing and moving around station buildings and airport concourses. Open it like a suitcase to quickly get to what you need. Two special pockets inside keep your laptop and documents safe and secure the zippers against intruders with a lock.
Hide the shoulder straps and waist belt under the integrated travel pouch, then move between compartments with the large side handle. But of course, you can take the backpack with you on the plane - its dimensions meet the requirements of most airlines.
- Capacity: 40 litres
- Back length: 48 cm
- Weight: 1.3 kg
- Back system: lightweight and breathable Air Contour&trade
- Number of chambers: 1
- Meets the dimensions of a carry-on
- Large rear entrance for easy access
- Expandable side bottle pocket
- Compression straps with metal buckles
- Top zippered pocket with key clip
- Secure internal laptop pocket (15")
- Inner pocket for documents
- Concealable shoulder straps and waist belt
- Chest strap
- Top and side handle
- Equipment loops on forehead
Material: 210D Wave RS / Hydroshield
- Product parameters
- Manufacturer: LOWE ALPINE
- Product code: FTR-54-NL-40
- volume : 40 L
- colour : zelená
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Lowe Alpine is a manufacturer and supplier of outdoor equipment. The company was founded in Colorado and now operates internationally. The company is currently owned by Equip Outdoor Technologies Holdings Ltd.
The brand was created by mountaineer Greg Lowe in 1967, brother and climbing partner of Jeff Lowe, a pioneer and proponent of the Alpine style of high mountain climbing. Greg Lowe produced an innovative internal frame backpack. Lowe Alpine's later innovations include the Advanced Paralux Sytem (APS) and, more recently, the TFX back system.
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