Design benefits
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Versatility
Bottle holder, pole holder, rain cover, multi-use straps
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Robustness
Lightweight but durable polyamide main fabric, reinforced bag base
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Multiple compartments
Split capacity, wide front access, access to bottom of bag, 8 pockets
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Easy hydration
Internal compartment for a water bladder (not included)
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Weight
1.84 kg: The empty weight indicated is that of our benchmark sample
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Carrying comfort
Perfect for women carrying up to 15 kg. Ventilated back, adjustable height
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Ventilation
Reinforced frame with mesh reducing pressure and letting the back breathe
Design details
The dimensions of this backpack are:
Bag dimensions when in use:
Height : 70 cm / 28 in
Width: 35cm / 14 in
Depth: 35 Cm/14 in
Back length (= distance 7th vertebrate - ilium):
Minimum: 39 Cm/15 in
Maximum: 51 Cm/20 in
The waistband:
Minimum: 77 Cm/30 in
Maximum: 128 cm / 50 in
What is this backpack’s capacity?
The bag has a 55 L volume with an extra 10 L extension. The volume of each backpack is measured using a standardised method. we use small balls to fill the main compartment as well as each pocket. The balls are then emptied into a graduated container in order to determine the equivalent volume in litres, with a margin of error of just a few %.
How much does the backpack weigh?
1.84 kg All inclusive.
Weight of the removable rain cover 100 g
What is the AIR concept?
As with the MT900 UL line, the MT500 AIR range has a ventilated back structure with mesh fabric (net fabric) that helps the back to breathe and dries quickly. Rigidity is guaranteed by a reinforced frame. The back is adjustable with a release strap that’s easy and quick to use.
What is the material used for this backpack?
Polyamide main fabric 210D RS (Ripstop = increased resistance to tears), reinforced bag base (420Dx330D RS)
What is the recommended carry weight?
According to the project for which this backpack was designed, we recommend you don’t load it above 15 kg. Then you can benefit from all its features. Moreover, it’s not recommended to carry a load greater than 20-25% of your own weight and put too much pressure on your back.
How do I pack my backpack?
Put your bedding at the bottom. Put heavy gear (tent, camp stove, food) near your back. Store your clothing around it. A groundsheet or tent can be placed under the flap or under the bag if there isn't room inside. Keep your waterproof jacket and fleece to hand. Place small items for daily use (sun cream, map, glasses, etc.) in the pockets. The water bladder can be placed in the compartment provided down the back.
How to use the multi-use straps?
The new range of MT500 AIR and MT900 UL bags has two straps with open aluminium buckles (on the lower part of the bag). These straps let you hook on a tent or mattress under the bag or on the barrel. If not in use, these straps can be stored (by pushing them inside) in the hidden pocket intended for this. The can also be detached and used elsewhere with the lark's head knot buckle.
What’s the difference in terms of a woman’s body shape?
Our women's models are adapted to the female shape (chest and hips). The shoulder straps are more open and the waist fitted higher for greater comfort and freedom of movement.
What additional accessories are available?
To make your MT500 AIR bag easier to use, check out our storage accessories, repair buckles or hanging straps on our website.
Simond trekking backpack: 10-year warranty
At Decathlon, our Forclaz and Simond trekking backpacks are guaranteed for 10 years, excluding normal product wear. In case of defects, we offer repairs, replacement or a refund. The guarantee covers components from the zip to the seams - more information on our website.
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