VAUDE unisex-adult Casual

Modern and suitable for everyday use - the Toploader Neyland Zip 20 backpack with removable hip strap. This multifunctional backpack is suitable for hiking and climbing as well as for university and city everyday life. The innovative back system with the textured foam modules ensures good ventilation and at the same time ensures stable back contact. The shoulder straps are softly padded and ensure a good wearing comfort. The integrated EMP plate (ergonomic movement panel) supports natural back bending when climbing or on the bike and prevents the luggage from pushing through on the back. The versatile hiking backpack is equipped with a large main compartment and a separate hydration system compartment, which can also be used as a laptop compartment (up to 15 inches). The generous zip front pocket also has a padded mobile phone compartment. The side stretch pockets fit drink or hat. Hiking poles can be attached to the pole attachment and the side compression straps serve as additional luggage fixation. Other luggage can be stored in the open stretch pocket on the front. A rain cover is included. The Neyland Zip 20 is made from predominantly recycled material and is also climate-neutral: emissions from materials, manufacturing process and shipping have been holistically determined and systematically reduced. Currently unavoidable emissions have been fully compensated via the independent non-profit organisation "myclimate". The Vaude Green Shape label stands for an environmentally friendly, functional product made from sustainable and bluesign® certified materials.

• Versatile, modern backpack for hiking, small mountain tours and everyday use
• Prevents pressure points in the back with full mobility thanks to the integrated EMP back panel
• ErgoShape shoulder straps for optimal freedom of movement
• Removable hip belt
• Climate neutral: emissions made from materials, manufacturing process and shipping have been holistically determined and systematically reduced. Currently unavoidable emissions have been fully compensated for the independent non-profit organisation "myclimate"