CAMO Robin Retro Backpack 23L

The Robin series combines classic style with practicality through its careful selection of materials and functional design. * Crafted from 500D Cordura high-strength nylon, offering exceptional tear strength and abrasion resistance. * Features water-repellent properties inherent to nylon, further enhanced by a polyurethane coating on the interior to protect your belongings from moisture. * Equipped with world-renowned YKK zippers, ensuring smooth and reliable operation. * The shoulder straps are made with 10mm wide EVA, providing excellent shock absorption, elasticity, and durability to effectively reduce shoulder strain. * A zippered top pocket keeps small essentials easily accessible. * The main compartment includes an inner sleeve suitable for hydration bladders and laptops. * Ample storage in the main compartment, with multi-layer card slots and a keychain, and a dedicated space for spare masks. Quick access side zipper for items inside the backpack https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/51306694085_22ebf7f6bd_c.jpg Multi-layer inner pocket for small items and cards https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/51305684591_9c209b96be_c.jpg Adjustable shoulder straps Bottom buckle system https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/51305887148_2740158955_c.jpg https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/51306405269_f5dbb4268e_c.jpg Product Information | Product Information Material: 100% Cordura Nylon Dimensions: 23 L- 46 x 24 x 14 cm 26 L- 50 x 27 x 17cm https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/51439391759_864274c628_z.jpg A groundbreaking brand in outdoor culture. In 1952, General Dick Kelty replaced the military's surplus steel-frame backpacks with lightweight aluminum frames, creating a more comfortable carrying experience. This innovative idea immediately swept the market. His many innovations earned him the title "Father of the Backpack Frame," most notably the invention of the hip belt, which transferred the backpack's weight from the shoulders and spine to the pelvis, allowing people to enjoy outdoor exploration more fully. In 1963, F. Unsoeld and F. Hornbein completed the first ascent of Mount Everest; in 1966, National Geographic expeditions ventured to the Antarctic continent; and in 1970, Eric Ryback completed the Pacific Crest Trail hike. All used KELTY backpacks. KELTY is dedicated to developing a wide range of outdoor gear: hiking backpacks, tents, sleeping bags, camping furniture, and more, with products sold in over 30 countries worldwide. The KELTY JAPAN series introduces new colorways and designs, carrying KELTY's characteristic durability to perfectly blend the outdoors with urban life. Dick Kelty once said, "Backpacking is both thrilling and moving." KELTY looks forward to enriching every journey you take.