Ledge 35L is a classic 35-litre mountain hiking daypack for big days in the hills. It's lightweight and capable across four seasons so you can get the most out of your mountain adventures.
Its comfort and stability in a slim package make it ideal for mountaineering. The Aircool back system is internally stiffened to give load-bearing structure while venting channels create excellent airflow. The fit is highly adjustable with load lifting adjusters on the shoulder straps, a repositionable sternum strap and hip fins for stability.
The main compartment loads from the top and packs quickly. Inside, there's a hydration sleeve and bladder hanging loop with a hydration port over the shoulder. An array of well placed pockets mean you can quickly access kit without taking the pack off.
Ledge 35L has a floating 4-litre lid with compressions straps to give you the flexibility of carrying smaller loads. Removable bungee cords and stowable loops provide attachments for walking poles and ice axes.
35 litres
590g
Main fabric: 420D nylon 66 ripstop with PU coating
Base: Reinforced 840D nylon
DWR: PFC-free C0
1,500mm hydrostatic head
We've used a PFC-free durable water repellent (DWR) on the outer fabric. PFCs are potentially harmful and have been found to build up in the environment.
Increasing the lifespan of your kit reduces its environmental impact. We've use 420D ripstop nylon 66 and 840D reinforced nylon for increased durability
Backpack Sizing | |
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Standard/45 | |
Torso Length Inches CMs |
17.3 - 18.9 44 - 48 |
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How to MeasureStep 1 - Tilt your head forward and find your C7 vertebrae (a.k.a. the bone that sticks out at the bottom of your neck between your shoulders).Step 2 - Place your hands on top of your hip bone with your fingers facing forwards and your thumbs pointing across your back. Step 3 - Now measure from your C7 vertebrae, down to the point that meets the line between your thumbs. |
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How to MeasureStep 1 - Tilt your head forward and find your C7 vertebrae (a.k.a. the bone that sticks out at the bottom of your neck between your shoulders).Step 2 - Place your hands on top of your hip bone with your fingers facing forwards and your thumbs pointing across your back. Step 3 - Now measure from your C7 vertebrae, down to the point that meets the line between your thumbs. |
I also found that the Ledge distributed weight evenly across my back as it offers a firmer back panel than the cheaper alternatives.