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Exped Summit Lite 25

Exped Summit Lite 25


Price
49,90 + delivery costs
Incl. VAT 25.5 %


Quantity
pc



Colour
Exped Summit Lite 25 Black
Black
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Exped Summit Lite 25 Deep Sea Blue
Deep Sea Blue
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Product description

The Exped Summit Lite 25 is an ultra-lightweight, multi-purpose backpack designed specifically for demanding conditions and active outdoor activities. This backpack is the perfect choice for day trips, climbing and urban adventures. Its unique advantage is its incredible lightness and compactness, without compromising durability or functionality. The Summit Lite 25 is easy to pack and offers plenty of space for all the gear you need, keeping it organised and easily accessible.
  • Ultra-lightweight construction that adds no extra weight to the wearer
  • Multi-purpose design, suitable for camping, climbing and urban use
  • Compact and easy to pack, fitting into a small space when not in use
  • Spacious main compartment and several pockets to keep your gear organised
  • Durable material to withstand the most demanding conditions
  • Water-repellent treatment

Size and fit
Waist belt: 28-139 cm

Weight
340 g

Dimensions
53 x 28 x 20 cm

The approximate size of the packed product or the sales package is 320 x 300 x 100 mm.


Weight
0,34 kg
(with sales package 0,36 kg)


Capacity
25 liters


Warranty
60 month(s)


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