Vervoer je complete klimuitrusting moeiteloos in een rugzak waar alles zijn eigen plek heeft. Van de touwdrager en meerdere binnenvakken, tot aan de quickdraw-opberglussen en de geïntegreerde touwzak voor een schoon en ontward touw, zijn al je klimbenodigdheden geregeld. De overige spullen kunnen...
6/6Benadering
6/6Klimmen
Volledig toegankelijk via de bovenopening of het grote toegangspaneel aan de achterkant, zelfs met een gemonteerde touw.
Brede handvatten aan beide zijden
Rugzak met platte bodem
Gerecycled mesh en voering.
Interne uitrustingslus
Grote klep rits toegang tot hoofdcompartiment
Bevat een geïntegreerde touwzak, die kan worden verwijderd en uitgespreid om het touw tegen vuil te beschermen en om verstrengeling te voorkomen.
The Neon 45 bag is praised for its perfect size for day and overnight trips, comfortable and adjustable shoulder straps, durable and comfortable pack, and smart design. Customers appreciate its ability to carry a lot of supplies.
Summary topics
Trip Suitability (13%): It was noted by customers that the bag is the perfect size for doing day trips or overnight trips.
Strap Comfort (18%): A significant amount of customers expressed appreciation for the comfortable and adjustable shoulder straps for their person specific fit.
Pack Durability (29%): Many customers appreciated the pack for its durability, comfort, and ability to carry a lot of supplies.
Product Design (11%): It was observed by customers that the design of the product is smart, great, and excellent.
"Just the right size for smaller hikes with the family (my height is 186 cm, 89 kg)." — Michal
"Comfortable shoulder straps and a wide opening on the back, which is almost unnecessary given the ease of top access." — Andrea
"Amazing size and comfort." — Barbara
Reviews
Great Bag!
"I haven’t had a chance to bring this to the crag yet, so it’s only served as a gym bag so far. LOTS of room and very well built. Comfortably, stylish, roomy, robust!"
— Michael R. (5/5)
Great pack
"Large and durable. Great for hauling all my climbing gear and it sits comfortably. I really like that it still includes a couple inside pockets despite being primarily a rope bag."
— Bree R. (5/5)
Amazing Backpack.
"I have been using this backpack for about a month now and have 0 complaints. Fits all my climbing gear comfortably and then some. I get lots of compliments of how nice the back pack looks. Looks like a very durable pack which is nice as I am some what hard on equipment. I will update this review as I use the pack more."
— Thomas R. (5/5)
Great bag but needs could be better
"I’ve been using this bag for about 8 months now. It fits all my gear and does a great job keeping everything organized. I really like the design and materials, and it’s held up well to being tossed around.
My main issue is comfort. The waist belt has very light padding and doesn’t hug well, making it harder to get the weight onto your hips. Also, because of the back zipper design, the shoulder straps aren’t adjustable, so you can’t quite dial in a perfect fit—more like “good enough. ”
Overall, still a great pack with solid durability and organization."
— Brayan P. (4/5)
Almost perfect
"If this pack had a dedicated helmet attachment and a rain cover it would be perfect. It fits a 70m rope in the included rope tarp/bag in the bottom of the pack and fits shoes, harnesses, and chalk bags for myself, my son, and my daughter, while still having room for a full sport rack and a 3L water bladder. For a summer day at a single pitch crag this is all I’d need. If it’s colder out I can coil the rope on the provided straps on the outside of the bag and double my interior space for jackets and snacks etc… or maybe I’ll just make my kids carry that."
— Jordan B. (4/5)
Great sport climbing pack
"Great sport climbing pack"
— Connor M. (5/5)
Great climbing gear !
"Great climbing gear !"
— Ryan C. (5/5)
excellent pack
"excellent pack"
— Frederick M. (5/5)
Love the inside gear loops
"Love the inside gear loops and the full zipper from the back."
— Cyril S. (5/5)
Almost perfect
"Really happy with this backpack. It fits everything I need for a full day of trad climbing. I like that the loaded rope tarp (included) fits neatly inside the pack. The pack holds its structure well regardless of how full it is, and the full back panel access is a game changer. No more digging around the depths of a tube-style pack.
There are a few quality of life changes that would make this pack even better:
- A helmet carry on the top/front of the pack (Siroccos are fragile and I don't like to squish mine too much in a loaded pack)
- A place to clip stinky shoes outside the pack (the grab handles work, but are floppy)
- A zipper or button/clip on the back panel pocket (guidebooks like to slip out when the panel is fully open)
- Stretch pocket on one of the hip belts for snacks on longer approaches, or as a dedicated place to stash keys"
