Description
Designed for day hikers and light hikers, this Ferrino backpack combines ergonomics and functionality. With a capacity of 36 liters, it offers the perfect balance between lightness and volume, allowing hikers to carry everything they need without taking up too much space.
The innovative "Dry Net" system provides optimal ventilation, reducing sweating during intense workouts. Padded shoulder straps and an ergonomic waist belt ensure a comfortable fit, while numerous built-in pockets and accessories help organize and quickly access your gear.
The Italian company Ferrino is one of the oldest companies in the world in the production of tents, sleeping bags and backpacks for climbers and experienced tourists. The company has its own unique research laboratory for testing materials and prototypes in extreme conditions located on one of the largest glaciers in Europe, Rifugio Quintino Sella (Italy; Monte Rosa). Ferrino specially developed and provided a tent to the climber Reinhold Messner, and also financed research to gain the status of a person who conquered the 14 highest peaks of the world. ''We were the first and remain the best'' - words that reflect the company's leadership in the world of outdoor products.
Main characteristics
- Material: Nylon 210D Hexagonal (100% polyester)
- Volume: 36 l
- Weight: 1.1 kg
- Dimensions (H × W × D): 56 × 33 × 27 cm
- Backrest: Dry Net System - steel frame with tensioned mesh for ventilation and support
- Shoulder straps: anatomical with "auxetic" padding for improved aeration
- Pockets: top flap pocket (with mesh section), front zipper pocket, two side mesh pockets, two waist pockets, internal back pocket
- Accessories: 2 pole/ice axe holders, front gear holder (with additional removable straps), backpack cover included, Helmet Holder compatible, H2 Bag compatible, rear flashlight loop, chest strap with whistle.
Technologies and materials:
- Dry Net System Back - a fully ventilated back, the breathability of which is ensured by the presence of curved metal plates of the frame, which create free space for air circulation between the back and the back of the backpack. A mesh is stretched over the frame, which provides additional rigidity to the entire structure. The mesh, together with soft lumbar and shoulder pads, provide comfort for the back and spine while walking, running, or riding a motorcycle.
- Ice-axe holders (2) - ice axe holders are placed in the upper and lower parts of the facade of a mountaineering backpack and, as a rule, are a combination of lower long loops or reinforced cords and upper elastic cords with a lock or small ties on a textile velcro fastener. Such holders allow you to securely fix ice axes and not load the internal space of the backpack with them. If necessary, the holders can be used ...
