Jack Wolfskin women's trekking backpack Highland Trail 50+5 burgundy 2010111

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Parameters

Model/product code Highland Trail 50+5 2010111

Laptop pocket No

Leading colour Maroon

Capacity 55 l

Brand Jack Wolfskin

Country of origin of the brand Germany

Gender Woman

Compatibility with hydration system No

Season Year-round

Dimensions 67 x 35 x 29 cm

Environmental friendliness PFC-Free, Bluesign®

Weight 2000 g

Material Polyamide

Sport Tourism

Chest strap Yes

Hip belt Yes

Fastening type Castle

Technologies X-TRANSITION

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Product description

Advantages

Chest strap

This is an essential component of any good rucksack. It is responsible for stabilising the harness, which significantly improves the comfort of use, especially in higher capacity models, which when packed often have a considerable weight.

Hip belt

The most important task of the hip belt is to take the weight on the hips, thus relieving pressure on the spine and shoulders, which is crucial during long and demanding hikes on mountain trails.

Protective cover

An additional cover will protect its surface not only from water, but also from dirt. By using a cover, the contents are also additionally protected. It allows you to continue hiking even in the rain.

Robust

The construction and materials used give the backpack its durability. This will allow it to retain its durability and original appearance regardless of the conditions and intensity of use and the stress to which it will be subjected.

Technologies

X-TRANSITION

Jack Wolfskin's cross-brace carry system used in large expedition backpacks for stability, flexibility and comfort. It distributes the load evenly over the shoulders and hips and is length-adjustable. The frame and hip belt have been contoured to guarantee freedom of movement even when walking over difficult terrain with the full load of the rucksack.

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