Yukon 60L+10L Backpack - Blue/Dark Blue - Tatonka

Yukon 60L+10L Backpack - Blue/Dark Blue - Tatonka

The Tatonka Yukon 60+10 is a trekking bag designed for multi-day hikes, self-sufficient travel and carrying heavy loads. Tatonka positions it as a reference model in the Yukon series, with a large volume, a high-performance carrying system and a front opening designed to facilitate loading.

Adjustable V2 system for trekking loads

The V2 transport system is one of the key highlights of this model. It is designed to offer good weight distribution and comfortable carrying over long distances. The Yukon series equipped with this system is presented by Tatonka as suited to extended treks, with an adjustable back and a worked hip belt to better transfer the load.

3D front opening for easier access

The 3D front zippered opening makes it easy to access the contents without having to empty the entire bag from the top. This is a real advantage on a 60 + 10 litre volume, especially for organizing clothing, bivouac equipment and accessories. The separation between the main compartment and the lower compartment adds further flexibility for storing equipment in a more logical manner.

Complete equipment with rain cover and hydration bladder

The Yukon 60+10 includes all the expected elements of a complete trekking bag: snow skirt under the lid, load lifter straps, height-adjustable chest strap, lateral compression straps, rain cover and compatibility with a hydration system. The elastic side pockets, large front pocket and lid compartment further enhance its practicality in the field.

Volume 60 + 10 L and very robust CORDURA® base

With a capacity of 60 + 10 litres, this bag is aimed at users who need a true trekking volume for several days. Its reinforced CORDURA® base improves wear resistance, particularly during repeated ground contact. The official spec sheet also indicates a PFC/PFAS-free water-repellent finish on the current model, which adds an argument for durability and protection against moisture.

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