Stratos 36 brings true innovation and quality to the ventilated pack world. Inspired by Osprey’s AntiGravity technology, Stratos 36 provides a fully adjustable AirSpeed ventilated back system which combines single piece construction of the backpanel and hipbelt with highly breathable suspended mesh. This allows for increased comfort in warm weather, even with a heavy load. The classic styling and clean design, alongside an impressively comfortable carry makes the Stratos 36 a firm favourite for walkers and hikers who are looking for a ventilated daypack with enough capacity for lightweight camping equipment and overnight gear, or plenty of extra layers and equipment for when the weather is changeable. The detachable raincover stored in the bottom pocket increases weather resistance and tough nylon fabrics ensure durability. Stratos 36 features a double-clipped lid opening with draw-cord fastening, a large, easy access pocket in the lid and a vertically zipped expansion pocket on the front which is perfect for securely storing a jacket or spare layer for easy access. The side of the pack has a single vertical zip which allows access directly into the main compartment, saving you from having to open the lid top. The base of the pack also features a zippered sleeping bag compartment with a bellowed divider, designed to allow easy separation of equipment. Stratos 36 is the perfect pack for long days on winding trails or lightweight overnight trips in warm weather. Stratos 36 is compatible with all Hydraulics and Hydraulics LT reservoirs. Adjustable AirSpeed trampoline suspended mesh backsystem Sternum strap with emergency whistle Top lid access Twin zippered hip belt pockets Stow-on-the-Go trekking pole attachment Integrated & detachable raincover Adjustable torso length Base zip entry Vertical centred zippered pocket External hydration access Internal key attachment clip Removable sleeping pad straps Side compression straps …
Maximum Dimensions: (cm) 69 (l) X 33 (w) X 32 (d)
Weight: 1.5 (m/l) Kg
This post was originally published on 07/10/2018.
