VAUDE Serles 22 Backpacks 20-29L, Bright Green, Standard Size

VAUDE Serles 22 Backpacks 20-29L, Bright Green, Standard Size Description

Features

• Lightweight, versatile touring backpack for ski touring and mountaineering
• High wearing comfort due to low weight, ergonomically shaped shoulder straps
• Wide, vest-like ErgoShape shoulder straps for a stable fit
• Shoulder strap pockets made of elastic mesh for gels, bars, etc.
• Carbon-neutral, environmentally friendly made with recycled polyamide

Product DescriptionA touring backpack for year-round use when skiing, mountaineering and climbing. The Serles 22 is a lightweight, compact backpack for shorter and minimalist tours in the mountains. Thanks to the body contact back (Synergy Mould Light) and the ergonomically shaped - inspired by trail running - shoulder straps, the touring backpack sits very stable and comfortable. The quick removable hip strap and the flat, short hip wings do not interfere with climbing and carrying a seat belt. Thanks to elastic pockets on the soft padded shoulder straps, mobile phone, GPS device or cereal bars as well as a soft flask drinking bottle can be quickly accessible in the touring backpack. The large zip also gives quick access to the main compartment, in which a hydration bladder and the removable rescue bag for avalanche equipment can be organised. Of course, the touring backpack can be compressed flat and effectively. The skis can be attached to the side, poles or ice devices on the front. There is a stowable rope holder at the top of the backpack, and the helmet can be attached to special loops. The Serles 22 touring backpack is made from robust polyamide (% recycled) and is aimed at environmentally conscious mountain athletes who want to cover a wide range of alpine activities with a single, lightweight backpack. In addition, this product is climate-neutral: emissions from materials, manufacturing process and shipping have been determined and systematically reduced. Currently unavoidable emissions have been fully compensated by the independent non-profit organisation "myclimate".