Lowe Alpine Uprise 30:40 Climbing Backpack

About the Lowe Alpine Uprise 30:40

The Uprise 30:40 is the pinnacle of Lowe Alpines new climbing range, designed specifically for both winter mountaineering and summer alpine climbs the pack features an array of features that tailor towards the modern alpinist.

At 30 litres in size with an expandable 10L top gusset allows the pack to carry that little bit more for longer climbs in the Summer Alps and Winter Scotland. Climbers will benefit from the snow shedding fabric, which doesn’t cause snow to stick or absorb water in harsh conditions.

The pack features Flexion Technology in both the hipbelt and harness, an EVA sheld in the back panel for the protection of the user and a removable spring steel frame. The conglomerate of technologies from the foundations of the X-shield carry system – lightweight, stripable and protective.

A LoadLocker top buckle and Rope Compatible Top tensioners facilitate the carry of heavy climbing rope on the exterior of the pack. Buckles on the exterior of the pack are glove-friendly for use in winter and webbing allows the load to be compressed down for a more stable fit.

Daisy chains with haul loop points allow you to lash extras to the face of the pack while metal Headlocker attachment points on the face of the pack allow for the carry of up to two ice axes.
A pick retaining panel keeps axes safely secured out of harm’s way.

The extendable roll-top closure and drawcord entry provide ease of access to items while offering protection from the elements.

Constructed from 210D 4 Axis Ripstop the pack is highly water-resistant and exceptionally resilient to wear. A double thick base panel provides ample levels of durability on the hardwearing area.

Ideal for those day-long ascents and long winter routes the Uprise enables you to tackle your climb regardless of the conditions you may encounter. The 30:40 variant is a fully capable mountain pack for fast ascents into the mountains where agility and freedom of movement are paramount.

For the climb. This is Uprise. From LoweAlpine