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Evoc Line Pro 20
Innovative, body-hugging, protective backpack for snowy mountain adventures
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About the Evoc Line Pro 20
Evoc's freeride-inspired touring backpack is your ticket to unparalleled spinal protection, courtesy of the formidable Liteshield Plus technology.
As you ascend, the Line Pro effortlessly shifts the load to your shoulders and hips, granting you the freedom to conquer peaks unburdened, then when it's time to descend, this pack locks into place with unwavering stability. The main compartment swings wide open, granting full access without the hassle of removing your skis or board from its trusty hold.
Say goodbye to compromise and embrace the freedom of the Line Pro.
The Lowdown
- Weight: 1300g
- Size: 13 x 28 x 58 cm
Features
- Aeroflex: An extremely sturdy material that is both permeable and flexible. We use it for our top-quality hip belts to ensure optimum load transfer to the hips, with simultaneous maximum ventilation – for utmost carrying comfort.
- Liteshield Plus Back Protector: This novel, extremely lightweight, flexible and temperature-insensitive back protector has outstanding impact protection properties. The horizontally running, stepped flex lines determine how the new Liteshield Plus Back Protector bends, so that it fits perfectly to the back in any situation. (EN 1621-2; Level 2; TUV/GS certified)
- Body Hugging: The backpack's centre of gravity is positioned as close to the body as possible, and the load is distributed over a large area and transferred to the hips.
- Carabiner to attach keys
- Separate compartment for hydration bladder, as well as an insulated shoulder strap for the hydration system hose
- Quick back access for easy organization compartment for ski/split board skins
- Avalanche compartment with quick access and an emergency plan
- Ski attachment (vertical/diagonal) and snowboard attachment
Reviews
Robert
20/04/2024
I really like the look of the bag and certain elements, however I question its robustness - I picked it up with my skis attached in a-frame and I heard a tearing sound on one of the shoulder straps (bearing in mind I had only had the bag for a week). It’s still holding up, but would be wary of using it to carry skis. Perhaps a flaw in the should strap design, as they’re stitched into the back, whereas the shoulder straps looks to be completely integrated into the backpack on the Ortovox equivalent. I would likely buy this instead next time, given that the cost difference isn’t massive.
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