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Berghaus - MMPS Centurio II 30 - Walking backpack
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At a glance
Material information & features
- Suitable for:
- Men, Women
- Recommended use:
- hillwalking
- Main material:
- 100% polyamide
- Material thickness:
- 1000 denier
- Fabric properties:
- abrasion-resistant, tear-resistant
- Other material information:
- Armadura
- Carry system:
- chest strap, padded shoulder straps, padded back, hip belt, load adjustment straps, with carry handle
- Main compartment access:
- toploader
- Additional features:
- front strap system, lid compartment, ice axe/pole holder, MOLLE system
- Hydration system:
- compatible
- Dimensions (outer):
- 54 x 26 x 31 cm
- Volume:
- 30 l
- Weight:
- 1,350 g
- Reference size:
- One Size
- Extras:
- name/address window
- Misc:
- internal frame nicely distributes the weight; side attachment points; compatible with all FMPS, MMPS and SMPS side pouches; Molle loops in the front and on the lid
- Item No.:
- 502-6537
Product description
The MMPS Centurio II 30 walking backpack from Berghaus is part of a modular pack system and can be flexibly expanded with a wide range of pockets. These can be attached via zips on the sides, so you can take as much luggage with you as you need, depending on your plans.
Its material is super sturdy and the backpack is compatible with a hydration system to offer you a steady supply of liquids.
Molle straps, side attachment points and a holder for ice axes or walking poles allow some of your bulkier gear to be attached to the outside. This leaves the main compartment available for living essentials, such as clothes and food. In addition, there’s even space for smaller items in the lid compartment.
The back and shoulder straps are comfortably padded, while an internal frame and load adjuster straps ensure optimum weight distribution.
With the MMPS Centurio II 30, you are equipped for a wide range of activities.
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Reviews overview
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This is what customers from around the world say:
the bad thing is that if you need something from the bottom of the bag, it's a bit inconvenient, you have to take everything out every time to get to reach it (it's much more practical with bags that have a longitudinal zipper), but despite that, it's my favorite bag. I made the upper straps for fastening across the chest. it fits a lot of things, even when it's full, a sleeping bag or helmet can also fit under the lid, e.g. + the quality is impeccable.