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Lowe Alpine - Eclipse 25 - Daypack
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At a glance
Material information & features
- Suitable for:
- Men, Women
- Recommended use:
- climbing, via ferrata
- Carry system:
- hip belt, shoulder straps
- Venting:
- mesh inserts
- Additional features:
- ice axe/pole holder
- Hydration system:
- compatible
- Rain cover:
- incl. rain cover
- Volume:
- 25 l
- Weight:
- 770 g
- Material:
- TriShield micro rip 100D nylon (100% polyamide); PU coating
- Extras:
- side zip access to the main compartment; Trekking pole carrier; Attachment leashes; Compression straps; Emergency whistle
- Legal notice:
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- Item No.:
- 502-0814
Product description
Besides bears, the worst thing to discover in the wilderness is a clunky, poorly fitting pack. Now, Lowe Alpine doesn't promise to steer you clear of Griz, but it will help you carry your weekend backpacking gear in sleek, streamlined comfort with the Eclipse 45:55 Backpack. The 45:55 has a slightly different design than smaller packs in Lowe's Eclipse line, with a wire frame to complement the breathable molded back panel for extra support, and top pocket for some additional storage space. It has a side zipper as well as top access, so you'll never have to unpack to pull out that buried fleece, and a padded waist belt and sternum strap to take the stress off your shoulders.
The Eclipse makes it easy to stay organized, with approximately 17,000 pockets, including a phone pocket on the shoulder strap and stretch pockets on the waist belt, and has a stowable pole and ice axe carrying system, as well as multiple lash points that let you load up even more gear. Even taking the included raincover into account, the whole package weighs just 2.5 pounds, so it's as good for long, lightweight weekend trips as it is for lazy overnights, travel, and days at the crag.
- Breathable, molded back panel and wire frame
- Easy-access side and top entry
- Padded waist belt and sternum strap
- Lash points and stowable axe/pole carry system
- Front and side stretch pockets
- Waist belt and shoulder strap pockets
- Hydration compatible
- Raincover
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This is what customers from around the world say:
100% have found the reviews
by Nils helpful
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Advantages
Good ventilation Easy to load Comfortable to carry Lightweight Useful details Good adjustment options
33% have found the reviews
by Anja helpful
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Easy to load Good storage options Lightweight Useful details -
Recommended use
Hiking Beginner Leisure
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Lightweight Useful details Good carry system Good adjustment options Comfortable to carry Easy to load -
Recommended use
Climbing Hiking Via ferrata All around
10% have found the reviews
by Michael helpful
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Useful details Comfortable to carry -
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Hiking
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Lightweight Good ventilation Comfortable to carry Easy to load Good storage options Good adjustment options Price / performance Good carry system Useful details -
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Hiking Trail running All around
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Easy to load Good storage options Good carry system Price / performance Good adjustment options Useful details Comfortable to carry Good ventilation Lightweight -
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All around Travel
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Lightweight Comfortable to carry Good storage options Useful details Good adjustment options Good carry system -
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All around Hiking Travel
The thread was edited on 22.02.16
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Comfortable to carry Good storage options Price / performance Lightweight Good carry system Useful details Good adjustment options -
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Bad ventilation -
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Hiking Travel All around