Would you rather be flying or packing? This quickpack rucksack helps you concentrate on the essentials – flying. Advance Fastpack makes things so much easier.
Technical data
| SIZES | 160L | 200L |
|---|---|---|
| Weight (kg) | 1.20 | 1.35 |
Colours
- Ginger Red
Details and features
- Larger opening. Opens almost flat and wider than previous models; easier to get your kit inside.
- Padded adjustable shoulder straps, like those on Advance COMFORTPACK 4 backpacks!
- Adjustable top shoulder support straps, for added stability.
- Shoulder strap wrist / hand support loops.
- Height and width adjustable chest strap with plastic buckle.
- Adjustable, padded, ergonomically shaped waist strap with two pockets (right zipped, left elasticated). Removable, save 120g.
- Mesh area behind the shoulder straps for ventilation against your back.
- Zipped pocket at top of bag; wallet, keys, mobile phone.
- Zipped pocket on RHS.
- Two adjustable external compression straps with metal Cobra buckles. Removable, save 50g.
- Internal stretchy pocket for risers.
- Drawstring with fixlock.
- Top rear grab handle.
Weights
We weighed each size of the new FASTPACK fast packing bag, in different configurations – complete and with/without removable waist strap / compression straps.
160L
- Complete (including removable waist strap and compression straps) 1200g
- Without removable waist strap, with compression straps 1070g
- Without removable waist strap and compression straps 1020g
200L
- Complete (including removable waist strap and compression straps) 1350g
- Without removable waist strap, with compression straps 1220g
- Without removable waist strap and compression straps 1170g
In summary, the new Advance FASTPACK 160L and 200L are exceptionally excellent fast packing bags with excellent design features and exceptional build quality (as to be expected from Advance).
They’re a little heavier than the models they replace, the FASTPACK SOLO and FASTPACK BI, size for size, but the features and build quality are an improvement on their already excellent predecessors.”
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