Loading ...Bioflex® Improved Comfort Fit 65+10 Litre Rucsac
This innovative, high-performance, 65L + 10L capacity rucsac is easily adjusted and has an improved fit and carry-comfort. This puts less stress, strain and fatigue on the wearer through perfect load transfer.
- Unique comfort and fit are guaranteed with the BIOFLEX® system, EVAbreathe® technology, and the removable and height adjustable chest harness
- Tough and durable fabric combines with dry fusion technology to provide a water resistant and hardwearing pack
- Safety and confidence are paramount when backpacking; keep your valuables secure in one of the two side expansion pockets (5L capacity each), the zipped front pocket, or lid pocket
- Carrying some accessories on your walk? Keep them close at hand with the walking pole holders, base compartment with bivi divider and attachment points on the lid and it’s compatible with hydration systems
- Extra features for improved fit and convenience include tension and compression straps on the lid, side and base, grab handle, 40mm Bergbuckle, gripper breathable hip-belt and a raincover to keep your pack dry
Dimensions: (approx) 80cm (H) x 36cm (W) x 3cm (D)
Weight: (approx) 2.55 kg
How to pack a Rucsac
Making sure you can get to your kit easily, but that the load you’re carrying is stable, is one of the great dilemmas of carrying a heavy load (10kg or more).
Packing your rucsac will depend on many things – what you’re carrying, what activities you will be doing and, of course, your personal preference – but here are some basic ways to pack which you may like to try next time you’re heading out.
Heavy items depend on your activity and location but usually include water, food, fuel and a stove. Lighter items such as clothing, sleeping bags and tents have a lot of bulk but not a lot of weight.
Packing your heavy items at the top of the rucsac makes the load easier to carry as the weight is over your centre of gravity, but only consider this on easy terrain because it can easily affect your balance.
If you have a day planned with a lot of movement, maybe skiing, climbing or taking on rough ground, you may want to pack the weight low in your rucsac. This will make the weight more stable and will help you balance better.
Packing your heavy items vertically in the rucsac is a really effective way of getting the load close to your body to give you the best stability while still keeping everything accessible.
