Our patented X-Harness can be fully adjusted to the contours of your body and provides an unprecedented range of motion.
"First backpack that truly gives me freedom of movement downhill, making me forget I have it on my shoulders"- MTB Magazine
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This item is shipped from our warehouse in Las Vegas, Nevada.
- In continental USA, our delivery window is normally 2-3 days.
- For our customers in Canada, pls allow 3 to 5 business days for delivery. We cover duties for our Canadian customers, so no additional fees are required to be paid by our customers.
Pls note that the above are guidelines, and there may be situations where your order takes longer to be delivered. Pls read about Shipping policy here
We have a 90 day no questions asked refund and return policy. We will pay for any postage for returns. No hidden fees!
This is the big one! 4 premium quality backpacks for all your outdoor activities.
The bundle that gives you the equipment to for any of your outdoor adventures. Whether you want to hike, go for a run, ride the trails, shred the slopes or climb the North face, the complete bundle has got your back.
Designed in Austria and tested in the Alps, we are excited to bring this product to North America.
The Impetro Gear system consists of a state-of-the-art Base Unit designed for maximum comfort and utility paired with a backpack of your choice depending on your outdoor activity.
By keeping the Base Unit the same, we are able to significantly reduce material and manufacturing costs and pass these savings on to you.
WHATS INCLUDED
Base Unit + 4 backpacks - Hike, Bike, Mountain and Ski Pack
We only use premium materials in the design of our backpacks:
Our patented X-Harness can be fully adjusted to the contours of your body and provides an unprecedented range of motion.
"First backpack that truly gives me freedom of movement downhill, making me forget I have it on my shoulders"- MTB Magazine