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Life is a journey. And one big adventure with a pair of Lowe Alpine Escape Tour backpacks. The larger one - with a 55-litre capacity - will carry your entire temporary home to the other side of the world. And it's safe to say it has all the ingredients for a busy life in airport concourses and station buildings.
You pull the big zipper on the back, the pack opens like a suitcase, and you quickly find what you need. You can fish out your passport from the top secure pocket, hide the shoulder straps and waist belt under the integrated travel pouch, and carry the pack by the large side handle between the dividers.
Then you'll head on board with just a small 15-litre backpack that safely guards your laptop in a separate pocket. Then, at your destination, you clip the backpacks back together with metal clips and step out into new experiences.
Small backpack has: padded laptop compartment (13.5"), internal document pocket, side mesh pockets, top pocket with key clip, chest strap with whistle
- Capacity: 55 + 15 liters
- Back length: 48 cm
- Weight: 1.8 kg
- Back system: lightweight and breathable Air Contour&trade
- Number of chambers: 1
- Compression straps with metal buckles
- Large rear entry for easy access
- Expandable side bottle pocket
- Inner document pocket
- Concealable shoulder straps and waist belt
- Top and side handle
- Loops for attaching a small backpack to the front
Material: 210D Wave RS / Hydroshield
- Product parameters
- Manufacturer: LOWE ALPINE
- Product code: FTR-52-NL-70
- volume : 70 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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