The Ortovox Trad Zero 24 climbing backpack is new in the climbing collection and stands out for its minimalist design, which made it possible to achieve extremely low weight . This environmentally friendly model uses mostly recycled fibers . The functionality of the backpack is ensured by a compartment for a map, the possibility of attaching a rope, a clip for keys, a chest strap with a whistle or compatibility with a reservoir.

The construction uses polyamide 420D , which is more resistant to mechanical damage. Up to 88% of the fibers used are recycled, which emphasizes the ecological nature of the product. The PFC-free design also contributes positively to environmental friendliness.

The Ortovox Trad Zero 24 mountain backpack has a light flap that secures the contents of the backpack and is also used for attaching a rope. The low weight of this model goes hand in hand with high durability, which is a priority for demanding rock climbing. Despite its minimalistic design, the backpack offers all the conveniences needed for climbing, such as a map compartment, rope holder, carrying handles, key clip and SOS instructions. On this model, the adjustable chest strap has a safety whistle.

Two compartments allow you to conveniently place your gear and keep it organized. Access to the main compartment is provided from the top, which allows you to quickly and easily find the item you need. Thanks to the practical key clip, you will no longer have to carry your keys in your pocket.

Features:

• Minimalist design without unnecessary elements that increase weight;
• A light flap that serves to fasten the rope;
• Silicone layer on the inside for better adhesion;
• 2 compartments allowing convenient placement of equipment;
• Map compartment;
• Access to the main compartment from above;
• Cord for fastening a climbing rope;
• Fixing handles for securing equipment;
• Tank compatibility;
• Key clip;
• Adjustable chest strap with safety whistle
• Volume: 24 l
• Weight: 570 g
• Material: 420D Ripstop polyamide containing 88% recycled fibers