What is the Symbium concept?
The Symbium concept is based on optimizing the structure of the waistbelt and shoulder straps. This reduces the backpack's swinging effects, which tire the trekker.
How was the 70L trekking bag constructed?
The Symbium trekking bag is built to stand the test of time:
- Resistant main material, also added to the side and front pockets, which are the most subject to wear and tear.
- The assembly of the various parts of this bag has been tested to withstand high stresses, especially once it is filled, or to be handled repeatedly.
- Thickness of zip redesigned to improve its robustness and resistance to time.
- Repairable bag: spare parts available.
What are the advantages of the wood structure on this trekking backpack?
The construction of these wooden bars is stronger than traditional aluminum bars. They are resistant to humidity thanks to an exterior varnish.
Is this trekking bag repairable?
The MT900 Symbium bag is ultra-tough, but not eternal. That's why we've developed a range of spare parts to extend its lifespan:
- Shoulder straps
- Waist belt
- Waist belt foam pad
- Elastics
- Buckles
- Rain cover
Find all the information you need in the After-Sales Support section (bottom of page).
What are the dimensions of this 70L trekking backpack?
Height: 77 cm
Width: 48 cm
Depth: 38 cm
What back length and waist perimeter for this trekking backpack?
Back length (in centimetres and inches):
- Minimum: 35 cm / 14 in
- Maximum: 54 cm / 21 in
To determine your back length, measure the distance between the following two points:
- Your 7th cervical vertebra: the one at the base of your neck, which arches when you tilt your head down.
- Your iliac crest: the top of your hip. Your iliac crest: the top of your hip
Waist perimeter:
- Minimum: 72.9 cm / 29 in
- Maximum: 136 cm / 54 in
