4.53 of 5 stars
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Ortovox - Traverse 20 - Walking backpack
At a glance
Material information & features
- Suitable for:
- Recommended use:
- hillwalking
- Main material:
- 100% polyamide
- Material note:
- contains recycled polyamide
- Material thickness:
- 210 denier
- Fabric treatment:
- PU coated
- Fabric properties:
- abrasion-resistant, PFC-/PFAS-free, tear-resistant, water-repellent
- Carry system:
- chest strap, padded shoulder straps, padded hip belt, padded back, with carry handle
- Venting:
- via the carry system
- Additional features:
- 2 side mesh compartments, trekking pole attachment, helmet carrier, hip belt pocket, map compartment, front zip pocket, key clip, valuables pocket
- Hydration system:
- compatible
- Rain cover:
- incl. rain cover
- Dimensions (outer):
- 26 x 53 x 18 cm (width x height x depth)
- Volume:
- 20 l
- Weight:
- 765 g
- Extras:
- incl. emergency whistle, SOS label
- Item No.:
- 503-0819
Reviews overview
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This is what other customers say:
This is my first Ortovox product so I was taking a chance at £99 for a 20L day sack. It has been excellent in use and is better designed and built than my usual go to favourite, the Arcteryx Brize 25. It is incredibly comfortable, all the adjustments, belts and buckles just seem to located exactly where you want them and there is no unnecessary clutter in the design. It has definitely been designed by people who know precisely what a comfortable lightweight day pack need to deliver. In Black and Grey it's also smart enough for town without looking too 'outdoorsy'. Expensive but definitely ticks all the boxes.
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- Advantages
- Good adjustment options
- Useful details
- Lightweight
- Good carry system
- Comfortable to carry
- Easy to load
- Quality Lightweight Day Pack
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- Disadvantages
- none
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- Recommended use
- Via ferrata
- Leisure
- Hiking
- Travel
- Trekking
- Town or Trail
I seem to buy a similar rucksack nearly every year and it's always the zip that goes first.
I'm looking for a quality zip..
Hi Kevin, There's no reason to doubt the quailty of the zips used by Ortovox and I would happily stand by them but if you're looking for something a little more robust then have a look at the following pack from Mystery Ranch https://www.alpinetrek.co.uk/mystery-ranch-urban-assault-21-daypack-bf/
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