Going far means going ultralight

When people want to, they can take a lot. And this pack can take a lot too. It may weigh under 900 grams, but Spectra fibres give it remarkable toughness. And the carry system? Pure poetry!
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Rab Muon

Days, weeks, maybe months. Travelling light. A trip like that is not just about counting grams, it's also a test of grit. That's why Rab used Spectra® Ripstop fabric, which is tear-resistant and UV-resistant – more than welcome high in the mountains. They paired the close-fitting TRI-FLEX™ back panel with a shaped lumbar pad and a supportive hip belt that spreads the weight of the pack across your whole body.

15x stronger than steel

Ultralight and ultra-tough. Spectra® fibres are 15x stronger than steel at the same weight. Combined with Cordura, they create a fabric that survives just about any horror on a long journey – sand, rock, thorns, anything.

  • Weight: 0.895 kg (40, ND 40), 0.995 kg (50, ND 50)
  • 100D (85% recycled) high-tenacity Spectra® Ripstop nylon
  • Light, stable TRI-FLEX™ carry system with an integrated frame for weight distribution
  • Shaped lumbar pad and supportive hip belt for comfort on long days on your feet
  • Roll-top closure to expand or reduce capacity as needed
  • Ultralight top compression strap helps stabilise the load
  • Two shoulder strap pockets and two large side pockets
  • Large front pocket gives you extra, quick-access storage
  • Bottom compression straps, handy for attaching e.g. a sleeping mat
  • Poles can be secured on the shoulder straps or on the front of the pack
  • Large outer and inner zipped pockets for storing gear safely
  • Inside, a sleeve for a 3-litre hydration bladder with a dual port

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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An attic full of feathers

When Rab Carrington, back from an expedition to Patagonia in the late 1970s, began shutting himself away more and more in the attic of his house in Sheffield, he had just one goal: to make a down sleeping bag that would serve well in the mountains. After decades of mountain experience and experiments with new materials, the philosophy of the brand bearing its founder's first name remains the same: make simple, functional gear you'd rather repair than throw away.
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