The ultra-light carabiners on the back of the bag let you adjust its length according to your needs.Simply move them from one size to another.

Back length (distance from 7th cervical vertebra – iliac crest):
- Minimum: 37 cm / 15 in
- Maximum: 53 cm / 21 in

The construction of this bag is minimalist to ensure its ultra-light weight.However, this minimalism doesn’t mean we can’t offer a range of storage spaces:

• Roll-top closure
• 3 large external pockets
• Water bottle and belt pocket access without taking off your bag
• An internal zipped pocket (keys, money, passport, etc.)
• Compatibility with a 2-litre water bladder
• A top strap compatible with a standard Bear Canister

- Back height adjustment by ultra-light carabiner
- Height-adjustable chest strap
- Shoulder strap tighteners
- Belt tighteners
- Load adjusters

This unisex bag is designed to suit both female and male body types.

To best adjust your backpack, it’s best to follow these steps:

1. Start by loosening all the straps on your bag.
2. Load your bag with your trekking gear.
3. Attach the belt at your hips, and tighten.
4. Adjust the back length so that the top of the straps matches the shape of your shoulders.
5. Adjust the straps so that distribution is even between the top and bottom of your back.
6. Adjust the chest strap to firmly hold your bag against your back.
7. Tighten the load adjuster (located at the top of the straps) to bring your bag closer to your body.

This bag can accommodate standard ultra-light accessories on the market thanks to the loops on its straps and belt.For example, you can add a water bottle holder on the shoulder straps and an additional pocket on the belt.

This bag is suitable for an ideal loaded weight of 10 kg.
The maximum recommended weight is 12 kg.

Our Simond trekking backpacks are guaranteed for 10 years, excluding normal wear and tear of the product.
In the event of a defect, we offer repairs, replacement or refund.
The warranty covers components from the zip to the seams.

Because an ultralight bag also means taking suitable equipment, here is a list of our essentials so you can head off with a minimum amount of equipment.