Products tagged with 'climbing backpack'

The Rab Latok 28 is a strong and lightweight climbing pack that can withstand even the most rugged rock and ice. Engineered with Spectra fibres that are 15 times stronger than steel for their relative weight, this pack is built to take a beating. With strippable features for days when you’re moving ultralight and super tough construction, the Latok is equipped to accompany you on your most challenging objectives.

With its 45 litre volume, the Blue Ice Octopus rucksack is a minimalist and versatile climbing pack that can carry all your gear for the day: you will always have easy access to it thanks to its large opening in the back. Its high tenacity Nylon fabric material with foam lining makes it extremely resistant to wear and friction.

The AK37-X RT is a long-awaited addition to the Crux AK line. It is identical to the AK37, but has a floating/removable lid instead of a fixed one which adds 3-5 litres of additional capacity. It otherwise shares the distinguishing characteristics of the AK range - a 40% Kevlar® / 60% Cordura® fabric with a highly waterproof TPU lamination and a fully welded construction. A top-loading style, it features a roll-top closing system under the hood for complete waterproofness.

The Crux AK47 RT is a super-tough rucksack that utilises a Kevlar-based fabric construction whilst weighing in at just under 1.2kg. This means it's it's built to withstand the knocks and scrapes of demanding climbs, but it won't slow you down. Hence the Crux 3G AK47 RT is a must have pack for the discerning Alpinist.

The Crux 3G AK37 RT is an incredibly tough, yet lightweight rucksack made from a 40% Kevlar® and 60% Cordura® composition with a minimalist waterproof design. So you don't need an extra waterproof bag liner which adds weight and annoyance. With very few seams and composed with 40% Kevlar, this pack is likely to last you for ages and will thrive where most normal rucksacks will perish.

The AK70 is a large expedition pack suitable for climbs in the Greater Ranges. It can manage a heavy payload of 28–35 kgs in tolerable comfort, but still remains light enough to be used for a summit push. Its large volume is ideal for stuffing bulky, frozen gear into. As well as being remarkably light for such a capacious pack, the AK70 is substantial enough to impart a feeling of solidity and security.

The Crux 3G AK57 RT takes the classic AK57 and gives it a fully waterproof body using welded seams, Kevlar fabric and a roll-top closure. The extendable floating lid allows an extra 5 litres space to put ropes etc when quick access may be necessary or your kit is frozen stiff and won't go back in your pack.

The Crux 3G AK47-X RT has most of the same great features as the Crux 3G AK47 RT, but with an added floating removable lid and a roll top closure under the hood. Perfect for when you have to huff in huge loads to a camp and then need to strip the sack back down to minimise weight - or when you want to ditch the lid but still have a waterproof rucksack without need for a liner.