Alpivento 70L Trekking Backpack with Rain Cover | Skanto

Packed backpack, wet shoes next to the laptop – and the chaos begins again.

Those familiar with multi-day hikes or trekking tours know: Wet shoes among clean clothes, no space for the rain jacket, and everything is soaked after the first downpour. The Alpivento 70L trekking backpack solves exactly this: With the separate shoe compartment, dirty shoes stay clean and separate, the integrated rain cover protects all luggage regardless of the weather, and 70 liters of volume create space for multi-day tours. Put it on your back, get started – everything in its place.

Advantages

• No more soaked belongings: The integrated rain cover protects the entire backpack in the rain, keeping clothes, equipment, and electronics dry – no matter the weather.
• No more searching in a packed backpack: The separate shoe compartment and multiple pockets provide clear separation, so dirty shoes never end up next to clean clothes and everything is easily accessible at first glance.
• No more pressure and pain after long hikes: The ergonomic back frame system with padding and adjustable straps distributes weight evenly, making even multi-day hikes comfortable.

Specifications

• Volume: 70 liters
• Material: High-quality, water-repellent nylon
• Dimensions: approx. 32 × 23 × 70 cm (L × W × H)
• Features: Integrated rain cover, separate shoe compartment, adjustable straps, breathable back system
• Uses: Hiking, camping, trekking, mountaineering, fishing, travel
• Scope of delivery: 1 × Alpivento 70L trekking backpack
• Available colors: Ocean blue, navy blue, orange, black

Usage

1. Packing: Place shoes in the separate bottom shoe compartment, pack clothes and equipment in the main compartment, and sort small items in the side pockets and external compartments.
2. Adjustment: Adjust the shoulder and hip straps individually until the backpack sits snugly against your back and the weight is evenly distributed over your shoulders and hips.
3. Attaching rain cover: In case of impending rain, pull out the integrated rain cover from the bottom compartment and pull it over the entire backpack until all openings are covered.

Pro tip: Store heavy gear like tents or sleeping bags close to your back and in the center of the main compartment – this keeps the center of gravity low and noticeably reduces the strain on your shoulders even during long ascents.