





Ski/snowboard backpack - Unisex - Lofoten 28L Pack - Norrona - Autumn-Winter 2024-2025
Ready to accompany you on the slopes, the Lofoten 28L Pack Indigo Night unisex backpack from Norrona provides functionality and comfort for skiing and snowboarding.
Made from ECONYL® sustainable material, this model is specially designed for skiing and snowboarding, but will also accompany you on mountain trails. It is fully equipped with a large, easily accessible and zipped main compartment, an upper compartment ideal for your small items, a lower compartment for your equipment as well as a space dedicated to avalanche equipment. Beautiful descents await you! In addition, in the main compartment, the hydration pocket is connected with a sleeve down the carrying strap.
Your skis and snowboard can be held securely to the backpack either on the sides or at the front; it's up to you! When you're venturing into more remote areas, you'll be able to take your ice axe with you as there is a dedicated place for it.
Norrona Collection - Autumn-Winter 2024-2025


- Watertight YKK® closures
- Large main compartment
- Upper compartment
- Separate compartment for avalanche safety equipment
- Lower compartment for crampons and rope
- Ski/snowboard attachment on the side and at the front
- Hydration pocket with sleeve connected to the shoulder strap
- Integrated helmet net
- Side compression straps
- 2 Ice axe attachments
- Shaped back panels
- Hip belt with pocket and chest strap
- Slit pocket to conceal straps
- Padded straps
- Foam back panel
- bluesign® certified fabric
Weight: 1200g
Volume: 28 litres
Materials:
- 100% Recycled Nylon - 320D with PU 2000mm coating
- Durable PFC-free DWR water-repellent treatment
| Bluesign® | The bluesign® system is the solution for an environmentally-friendly textiles industry. It eliminates harmful substances from the beginning of the manufacturing process and sets and monitors standards for safe and environmentally friendly production. |
| ECONYL® | ECONYL® yarn is a 100% regenerated nylon yarn derived from pre- and post-consumer waste, such as discarded fishing nets and other nylon waste (from Norway, among other countries). The aim of this process undertaken by the Italian company Aquafil is to give new life to all types of waste in order to make our environment cleaner. |