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Are you going to push your limits up there? This ultra-durable mountaineering pack from Rab pushes the limits of what lightweight gear can withstand. Already tough enough, the Cordura is complemented by Spectra carbon fiber, HydroShield waterproof treatment, and indestructible metal buckles. But when you try it on, you'll stare - it weighs next to nothing. And it sits on your body like it's always belonged to you. That's thanks in part to the contoured back panel and shoulder straps, which are more padded at the top and thinner - and therefore more conformable - at the bottom.< /p>
Spectra is a fiber that's 15 times stronger than steel for the same weight. Combined with Cordura, they create an incredibly puncture-resistant fabric.< /p>
X-SHIELD™ is a lightweight contoured back panel that fits snugly against the body, allowing the pack to conform to your climbing movements. It also keeps snow from sticking to it.< /p>
- Capacity: 28 liters
- Back length: 48 cm
- Weight: 0.81 kg
- Dimensions: 56 x 31 x 20 cm
- Material: Ultra-strong Cordura fabric with Spectra fibers, waterproof finish
- Back system: lightweight X-SHIELD™ molded panel that repels snow
- Rolling top entry. that prevents moisture intrusion
- Top strap with metal buckle for rope attachment
- Rear quick access waterproof pocket
- Internal security pocket with key clip
- Lightweight side compression straps with metal buckles
- Ski attachment on sides of pack
- HeadLocker system for attaching two ice axes
- Lugs on the front allow attachment of additional gear
- Lumbar strap with aluminum buckle that can be unbuckled even with gloves on
- Balance touches help stabilize the pack while climbing
- Chest strap with whistle
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- Product parameters
- Manufacturer: RAB
- Product code: QAP-29-PEW-MED
- volume : 28 L
- colour : béžová/šedá
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The RAB story began in 1981 in the attic of a small terraced house in Sheffield, where Rab Carrington made the first sleeping bag to bear his name. Rab's experience from his years in the mountains was evident in his designs, which he hand-stitched and devised with his own genius eye, and were soon in demand from both friends and the growing local mountaineering community.
But it didn't end there. Soon the word got out and the Sheffield loft became a factory floor, producing sleeping bags and jackets for customers far and wide. Now, decades later, these honest and durable models can be found all over the world; wherever adventurers venture out to meet the elements. From Himalayan peaks to cool, breezy evenings around a campfire.
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