Ortovox Trad 22 Dry Dirty Daisy Ulkoilureppu

WEATHERPROOF, LIGHTWEIGHT AND VERSATILE CLIMBING BACKPACK FOR ALPINE ACTIVITIES

Whether you’re out in the alps or on the world’s great rockfaces: The weather can suddenly and unexpectedly change on long alpine climbing tours. That’s not a problem with the TRAD DRY 22, because it keeps everything inside dry and protected on your way from A to B.

• The outer material is extremely robust, tear / scuff resistant and waterproof, so it can withstand even the wildest of rock climbs. And the high-frequency welding technique used on this lightweight climbing backpack ensures all seams are waterproof.
• Your equipment can bequickly accessed in any weather via the rolltop, and the attachment options for helmet, rope and ice axe can still be used because they are not obscured by a rain cover.
• The comfortable Full Contact Light back system is lightweight and ensures great stability and weight distribution.
• In the interests of the environment, the TRAD DRY 22 is also especially environmentally friendly, as it has no DWR coating and is thus PFC free.

The TRAD DRY 22 is thus a clever, reliable climbing partner that has been streamlined down to the essentials: So now there’s nothing to stand in the way of your rock-face adventures!

HIGHLIGHTS

• Waterproof material and full access to equipment fastenings
• Particularly robust and tear and scuff-resistant
• Comfortable: Back system and optimal load distribution

FEATURES

• Access to main compartment: Top
• Map compartment
• Rope attachment
• Gear loops
• Helmet net
• Water-resistant zipper
• Chest strap with signal whistle
• Emergency Card

SUSTAINABILITY

PFC free

• This product contains no environmentally harmful per- or polyfluorinated chemicals (PFCs).

FAIR WEAR FOUNDATION (FWF)

• This product was manufactured under fair working conditions in conformity with Fair Wear Foundation.

Climate Neutral

• This product is climate neutral. It was produced in the most environmentally friendly way possible. Any unavoidable CO2 emissions have been offset.