Mountaineering backpack Gregory Alpinisto 35 MD
Mountaineering backpack Gregory Alpinisto 35 MD - Crevasse Blue / MD is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
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PICK-UP AT THE STORE "CEĻOTĀJS" at Brīvības Street 155, Riga and FJALLRAVEN RIGA - FREE OF CHARGE
On weekdays, order fulfillment is within 24 hours, provided that the order is placed by 12:00. Orders can be picked up during store hours:
Monday: 11:00 - 19:00
Tuesday: 10:00 -19:00
Wednesday: 10:00 -19:00
Thursday: 10:00 -19:00
Friday: 10:00 -19:00
Saturday: 10:00 -17:00
Opening hours may change during national holidays and public holidays. Please check the website for changes in opening hours before picking up your order.
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How to choose a backpack for hiking
The most comfortable backpack is the one that fits best. To find out what size backpack to choose, you need to measure the length of your back.
How to determine the length of the back?
This one will require a soft tape measure and the help of a friend.
From the 7th vertebra (this is the one that protrudes slightly outward) to the top of the hip bone.
This will give you an approximate back size, which you should use to choose a backpack.
Hiking backpack measurement
Before measuring, you should put 4.5 - 9 kg of weight in your backpack.
Tightening the backpack straps:
1. First, tighten the hip strap. The hip belt should sit on your hips so that the top edge of the hip belt is 2.5 cm above your hip bone. The hip strap should be fastened quite tightly so that the backpack does not slide down under the weight.
2. Tighten the shoulder straps. Tighten the shoulder straps so that they fit snugly against the top of your shoulder (so that there is no gap between your shoulders and the shoulder strap). The shoulder strap should start approximately 8 cm below the top of your shoulder. If the shoulder strap starts lower than 8 cm, consider a backpack with a larger back size.
3. Fasten the chest strap that connects the shoulder straps (quite loosely so that the shoulder straps do not slip away).
4. Tighten the straps at the top of the backpack so that the center of gravity is closer to your back, but not too tight and does not put strain on your shoulders. (These straps prevent the bag from pulling backwards, placing the center of gravity close to your back).
Proper weight distribution in a hiking backpack
1. The weight in the backpack should be distributed so that the heaviest items are closest to the back, in the middle of the backpack , not at the bottom.
2. Tighten all external straps that hold the backpack contents in place.
3. When carrying a backpack, most of the weight (60-70%) should be on the hips, not the shoulders.
During a hike, the backpack straps are readjusted to vary the load, transferring more weight to the hips, less to the shoulders, or vice versa.
Make carrying your backpack comfortable!
Mountaineering backpack
The Gregory Alpinisto backpack is equipped with everything you need for mountaineering, rock climbing, and backcountry skiing adventures.
- FusionFlex suspension with a 7001 aluminum tubular frame
- High-cut removable hipbelt and dual-density LifeSpan EVA foam shoulder harnesses for comfort and range of motion
- Full-length side zipper access to the main compartment
- Removable frame and framesheet allow for a lightweight pack configuration for shorter, fast-and-light adventures
- Hipbelt with a gear loop and zippered pocket
- Oversized, reinforced crampon pocket with durable abrasion-resistant zones
- Snow-shedding backpanel design
- Included internal foam bivy pad (stored in the hydration sleeve)
- Hydration sleeve with a universal hanger
- Floating top pocket with a center aluminum hook and an internal zippered security pocket with key clip
- Dual storm skirt top with quick-pull drawcord closure and room for helmet storage
- Top gear attachment loops for ice axes
- Dual storm skirt top with quick-pull drawcord closure with room for helmet storage
- Dedicated tool attachment system with pick sleeves for ice axes
- Reinforced, oversized bottom side straps for A-frame ski/splitboard carry
- Top compression/rope strap
- Reinforced haul handle and front attachment loops for three-point hauling
- Glove-friendly zipper pullers and buckles
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