Alpivento 70L Trekking Backpack with Rain Cover | Stornfield

Packed backpack, wet shoes next to the laptop – and the chaos begins again.

Those who are familiar with multi-day hikes or trekking tours know: Wet shoes among clean clothes, no space for the rain jacket, and everything is soaked after the first downpour. The Alpivento 70L trekking backpack solves exactly this: With the separate shoe compartment, dirty footwear stays clean and separate, the integrated rain cover protects all luggage in any weather, and 70 liters of volume create space for multi-day tours. Put it on your back, get going – everything in its place.

Advantages

• No more soaked luggage: The integrated rain cover protects the entire backpack in rain, keeping clothes, gear, and electronics dry – no matter how the weather turns.
• No more searching in a packed backpack: The separate shoe compartment and several pockets provide clear separation, so dirty shoes never end up next to clean clothes and everything is readily accessible at a glance.
• No more pressing and pain after long tours: The ergonomic back system with padding and adjustable straps distributes weight evenly, making even multi-day hikes comfortable.

Specifications

• Volume: 70 liters
• Material: High-quality, water-repellent nylon
• Dimensions: approx. 32 × 23 × 70 cm (L × W × H)
• Features: Integrated rain cover, separate shoe compartment, adjustable straps, breathable back system
• Areas of use: Hiking, camping, trekking, mountaineering, fishing, travel
• Delivery contents: 1 × Alpivento 70L trekking backpack
• Available colors: Sea blue, navy blue, orange, black

Application

1. Packing: Place shoes in the separate lower shoe compartment, pack clothes and equipment in the main compartment, and sort small items into the side pockets and exterior compartments.
2. Adjusting: Adjust the shoulder and hip straps individually until the backpack fits snugly against the back and the weight is evenly distributed across the shoulders and hips.
3. Attach rain cover: In case of impending rain, take the integrated rain cover out of the bottom compartment and pull it over the entire backpack until all openings are covered.

Pro tip: Store heavy gear like tents or sleeping bags close to the back and in the center of the main compartment – this keeps the center of gravity low and noticeably eases strain on the shoulders even during long ascents.