Lightwave

Fastpack 50 Rucksack

Name: Fastpack 50 Rucksack
Brand: Lightwave
SKU: F5-SG-00
Price: 138.95 GBP
Availability: InStock

£138.95 £148.95

Size:

50 L

Colour: Shadow Grey

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Ultra-lightweight gear for rapid excursions into the mountains

Lightwave’s products - designed in the UK and manufactured using high-spec materials from across the globe - are designed to be ultra-minimalist without sacrificing comfort or functionality. This Fastpack rucksack is perhaps the best incarnation of that ideal: weighing in at just 1.15 kg, it’s weather resistant with taped seams and ideal for weekend trips in wintery conditions. For trekking, climbing or skiing (there are ski holders at its base), the Fastpack hiking rucksack is a superb pack that won’t slow you down.

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THE BRAND

- Highly water-resistant daysacks; ideal for winter day trips and lightweight weekend hiking trips
- Exceptionally light 1.15 kg and sturdy; constructed from mid-weight fabrics
- Aluminium stays in the back system support loads of 9-12 kg comfortably
- Close-fitting design of the back panel ensures good carrying stability
- All the seams on the main body and lid are either welded or taped, making the Fastpack highly water-resistant and ideal for use in wet or wintery climates
- Ski-holders at the base of each side can be combined with the side-compression system to carry skis securely
- Capacity: 50 litres
- Load: 9-12 kg (20 kg max)
- Back length: Unisex 2 (48 cm)
- Weight: 1.15 kg
- For technical reasons the seams attaching the back panel cannot be sealed, but these are largely protected from the weather by the wearer’s own back.
When New Zealander Carol McDermott first began designing outdoor gear, his main concern was creating lightweight, high-performing kit that would give him an edge in the mountains - you know, the kind of gear without bells and whistles that serious climbers and trekkers crave. So when he founded Lightwave, McDermott didn’t change a thing - and that’s why we love it.