Men's Ultralight Trekking Backpack 50+10 L - MT900 UL
Store Availability
Store availability
BENEFITS
Versatility
Pole holder, rain cover, side pockets which can be accessed when walking
Abrasion resistant
Main fabric in 100D RS polyamide, reinforced bag bottom (210D RS)
Multiple compartments
Full height access to the central section, 7pockets (cent.sect:3, lid:2, belt:2
Easy hydration
Internal compartment for a water bladder (not included)
Weight
1.3 kg. The empty weight indicated is that of our benchmark sample
Carrying comfort
Carrying up to 12kg, suitable for men. Ventilated back, adjustable height
Ventilation
Reinforced frame with mesh reducing pressure and letting the back breathe.
TECHNICAL INFORMATIONS
Dimensions
Bag dimensions when in use:
Height : 65 cm / 26 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: 74 Cm/29 in
Maximum: 144 cm / 57 in
Weight
1.3 kg All inclusive.
Weight of the removable rain cover 100g.
Weight of the removable lid 100g.
i.e. 1.1 kg in simple mode!
AIR design
Inspired by its sister, the MT500 AIR, this bag replicates many of the features of its ventilated back structure with a mesh fabric so that the back can breathe more and dry quickly.
Capacity
50 L volume +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 to pack a 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 MT500 AIR and MT900 UL series of trekking backpacks have 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 or detached and used elsewhere with the lark's head knot buckle.
Complementary accessories
To make your MT900 UL bag easier to use, check out our storage accessories, repair buckles or hanging straps on our website.
Recommended carry weight
According to the project for which this backpack was designed, we recommend you don’t load it above 12 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.
Materials
Main fabric in 100D RS polyamide (ripstop = additional resistance to tearing), reinforced bag bottom (210D RS)
COMPOSITION
composition
Main fabric: 100.0% Polyamide; Lining: 100.0% Polyamide; Yoke: 100.0% Polyamide; Webbing: 100.0% Polypropylene; Bag cover: 100.0% Polyester; Coating: 100.0% Polyurethane
Tips for storage and maintenance
HAND WASH. MAXIMUM TEMPERATURE OF 40°C.
BLEACHING EXCLUDED.
DO NOT TUMBLE DRY.
DO NOT IRON.
DO NOT DRY CLEAN.
Storage tips
Store your bag in a dry, ventilated place away from direct light.
TESTS AND WARRANTY
Test product
All our backpacks are field-tested by users who represent the target market in conditions identical to those found in typical use. In particular, our "Test Missions" bring together the product manager with people who are not affiliated with DECATHLON to test, improve and validate the products. This particular model was tested over a five-week period by trekkers in the Canaries, Pyrenees and the Mont-Blanc mountain range.
Warranty
10 Years
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