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A flow of air for your back

Those who sweat shall be rewarded. The mountains appreciate effort. And you'll appreciate a Lowe Alpine pack with the seamless AirZone+ back system, which creates open space between your body and the pack.
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Lowe Alpine AirZone Trek

A day hike or a multi-day traverse with all the trimmings? Lowe Alpine AirZone Trek packs differ in capacity, but not in comfort on tough climbs and hot summer days. The AirZone+™ back system with patented seamless FormKnit™ technology maximises airflow around your back.

 

A good pack for the mountains

A pack that feels good on your back is one thing. But its compact shape brings other perks too – easy trekking pole attachment, a stretch front pocket, quick-access hip belt pockets and an integrated rain cover.

  • AirZone Trek 28 – weight 1.32 kg, back length 48 - 53 cm
  • AirZone Trek ND26 – weight 1.27 kg, back length 43 - 48 cm
  • AirZone Trek 35:45 – weight 1.74 kg, back length 48 - 53 cm
  • AirZone Trek ND33:40 – weight 1.42 kg, back length 43 - 48 cm
  • AirZone Trek 45:55 – weight 1.78 kg, back length 48 - 53 cm
  • AirZone Trek ND43:50 – weight 1.60 kg, back length 43 - 48 cm

Common to all models:

  • Material 210D 6.6 Mini Ripstop / HydroShield
  • Airy AirZone+™ back system with seamless FormKnit™ technology
  • Hydration bladder sleeve, security pocket with key clip
  • Lower and upper side compression straps
  • TipGripper system for securing trekking pole tips
  • HeadLocker system for securing an ice axe head
  • Attachment points for gear on the outside
  • Stretch front pocket
  • Large stretch side pockets
  • Side access
  • Chest strap with whistle
  • Integrated rain cover

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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