New winter backpacks at C.A.M.P.
Italian outdoor equipment company C.A.M.P. has made changes to its 2009 backpack accessories range.
The CAMPack X3, used for mountaineering and ski mountaineering, has been redesigned to offer greater comfort and breathability at the shoulder straps, waist belt and back. Four pads create a gap between the athlete’s back and the backpack for better ventilation, while the waist belt is equipped with a double inverse adjustable system for better positioning. Lightweight and resistant, it is developed with the ‘Back Door’ opening system, which allows easy access to each level of the backpack. It is also equipped with the ‘Xpress Evo’ ski carrying system to quickly attach and remove skis without removing the pack, two side mesh pockets for sealskins and pockets on the waist belt and shoulder strap.
The CAMPack X3 Light, designed for ski mountaineering and climbing, is a lightweight version of the X3, using RS65 fabrics. The shoulder straps and back are particularly breathable and the waist belt is equipped with a double and inverse adjustable system. It is also developed with the ‘Back door’ and ‘Xpress Evo’ systems.
The CAMPack XLP 290 Evolution’s ‘Xpress Evo’ system has been upgraded and features a new fast-access bag for crampons. It is designed to accommodate two pairs of skis is equipped with an isotherm sleeve for a drinking tube, attachment points for a hydration bladder and a detachable inner pocket. The company claims it is “the world’s lightest, most radical, competitive ski mountaineering pack”.
