When the air cools your back

You might break a sweat. But that's outdoors too. And the AirZone Active pack has a fully ventilated design, proven over the years, that lets air flow around your body.
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Lowe Alpine AirZone Active

The AirZone LT™ back system, made of anatomically shaped mesh, has been proven on millions of trips – big and small. There's a gap between your back and the pack, which lets air flow around your body. So even on really hot days this light daypack will hardly bother you. In fact, you'll barely know it's there. Just pick the right size – from 18 to 26 litres.

Simply refreshing

A fresh breeze cools your back, and you can quickly wet a heat-parched throat with water from bottles in the side pockets or from a hydration bladder, which has its own special sleeve. Trekking poles strap to the outside. And if a storm catches you out, tuck the pack under its integrated rain cover.

  • Weight from 0.77 kg
  • 50% recycled 210D 6.6 Mini Ripstop with HydroShield
  • Light, breathable AirZone LT™ back system (mesh):
    • men's 48 cm
    • women's 43 cm
  • Front stretch pocket (version without lid)
  • Zipped front pocket (version with lid)
  • Easy-access zipped top pocket
  • Internal security pocket with key clip
  • Zipped hip belt pockets
  • Stretch side pockets for water bottles
  • TipGripper system for easy trekking pole attachment
  • Light side compression straps
  • Sleeve and port for a 3-litre hydration bladder
  • Sternum strap with whistle
  • Integrated rain cover
  • Light loop

Built to work

A cracked buckle, a broken zip or a torn pack. We can fix that. Rab gear also comes with a lifetime warranty, so even after the standard two-year warranty runs out, we'll repair any manufacturing defects free of charge.
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Lowe Alpine history

Three brothers called Lowe

Greg, Mike and Jeff Lowe aimed high from a young age. By twenty they were among the best climbers around. But something was holding the brothers back on the big walls. So in 1967, instead of tying into a rope, Greg Lowe tied himself to a sewing machine – and went on to give the world a climbing pack with an innovative internal frame, compression straps and other features nobody had seen before. A small workshop in Utah gave birth to the blueprint for every modern technical backpack.
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