Osprey

Women's UNLTD Airscape 68 Backpack

<p>When Osprey designed the UNLTD Airscape 68 backpack, their ambition must have been to build the best trekking backpack ever. There's no other way to explain the choice of materials and the concept of the carrying system because everything stands out here.</p><p>The most important thing when you spend days on end with plenty of weight on your back is a sound-carrying system - and this is precisely where a lot of brainpower has gone into at Osprey. At the heart of it all is the 3D-printed Fitscape Lumbar with Carbon DLS™ technology, which anchors the load extremely stable, highly comfortable and compactly on the hips. The pack is held in place by a stainless steel frame with high carbon content and a vacuum-formed frame sheet made from polycarbonate.</p><p>If you never know how to adjust your backpack: the UNLTD Airscape 68 automatically adjusts the length of the back section and shoulder straps via the AutoLift system. However, you can also adjust it manually. You can even adjust the Fit-on-The-Fly® hip belt while hiking. The hip belt sits comfortably and stably thanks to a silicone print on the inside and good padding. All straps are of course, adapted to the female anatomy.</p><p>The UNLTD Airscape 68 backpack also goes all out regarding features. The lid can be removed to make a complete 18-litre backpack. When it rains, you put on a robust rain cover; when you travel, you pack the backpack in the travel cover provided, so there are no problems at check-in. Some of the Robust features include various external pockets, gear loops, a Stow-On-The-Go™ pole attachment, external access to the hydration bladder compartment, and a clip for attaching the tube to the shoulder strap.</p><p>The UNLTD Airscape 68 backpack is also uncompromising regarding workmanship and robustness. The ultra-high molecular weight polyethene primary material, material reinforcements, robust zips and extremely strong workmanship make the backpack your faithful companion for decades to come ... and remains pleasantly light at the same time.</p>