There's a pilgrim in all of us

Under the layer of dust you can barely make out the original colour of your trainers. How long have you been on the road? It's hard to count the days you've been walking the world alone – just you and your pack, which seemed to become part of you from the very first moment.
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Lowe Alpine AirZone Camino Trek

Pilgrims who spend day after day, from dawn till dusk, chipping away at that endless distance to Santiago de Compostela know a thing or two about packs. The Lowe Alpine AirZone Camino pack was born from the dust of the trail it's named after, the Camino de Santiago. Thanks to its compact shape and the AirZone back system, which creates a gap between the pack and your body, it fits perfectly and puts an end to a sweat-soaked back.

A pack like a Swiss Army knife

A long journey brings plenty of surprises. You may be surprised, but you mustn't be caught off guard. The AirZone Camino pack has an integrated rain cover, a simple trekking pole attachment and, on the front, a versatile elastic bungee net for a sleeping mat, a jacket or even dry branches for the evening fire.

  • Back length: men's 46 cm, women's 41 cm
  • Weight: 1.43 kg
  • Material: 210D 6.6 Mini Ripstop / HydroShield
  • Airy AirZone back system
  • Two separate compartments
  • Separate front access to the main compartment
  • Zipped side pockets
  • Bungee net for securing extra load
  • Hip belt with Adaptive Fit technology and a small pocket
  • Simple system for attaching trekking poles
  • Ice axe loops
  • Hydration bladder sleeve
  • Integrated rain cover
  • Chest strap with whistle
  • Key clip

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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