Women's hiking backpack 35L water-repellent

Everything packed away, nothing within reach – and the backpack starts to press after ten minutes.

Anyone who hikes or travels with an unstructured backpack knows the frustration of searching through all compartments for the small item lying somewhere at the bottom. This 35-liter backpack brings order to your gear: padded shoulder straps and an adjustable hip belt ensure the weight is evenly distributed, while multiple compartments keep every item in its designated place. The water-repellent material keeps contents and equipment dry even in changing weather – from the morning ascent to the evening camp.

Benefits

• No more annoying rummaging: Thanks to multiple compartments and pockets, every item has a fixed place – headlamp, snacks, and rain jacket are immediately at hand without long searching.
• No shoulder pain after a short time: The padded shoulder straps and adjustable hip belt distribute the weight so that the back is not overloaded even on long tours.
• No worries in the rain: The durable, water-repellent material reliably protects the contents – clothing, electronics, and provisions stay dry even during a rain shower.

Specifications

• Volume: 35 liters
• Material: Water-repellent nylon
• Carrying system: Padded shoulder straps, adjustable hip belt
• Compartments: Multiple compartments and outer pockets
• Colors: Orange-red, olive green, blue, purple, apple green, black
• Target group: Women

Usage

1. Packing: Store heavy items close to your back in the main compartment, and place lighter and frequently needed items in the outer pockets.
2. Adjusting: Tighten the shoulder straps evenly, then fasten the hip belt and adjust it so that it rests on the hip bones – this way, the hips carry most of the weight.
3. On the go: Keep frequently used items like maps, snacks, or sunscreen in the small outer compartments so they are accessible without taking off the backpack.

Pro tip: Always fasten the hip belt tightly when hiking – shifting the weight onto your shoulders causes fatigue much faster. A properly fitting hip belt makes all the difference on long tours.