Evoc revises and expands the range
In addition to new color variants, the Freeride collection has above all incorporated material improvements. For example, the straps are better ventilated, making them more comfortable to wear. The main compartment has been extended and can be opened all the way to the bottom. This means you no longer have to rummage through the whole rucksack when you are looking for something inside. The revised tool compartment on the front is now available on all Evoc backpacks and the helmet holder on the two larger ones no longer has a mesh fabric, but a more robust, closed and stretchy material. The side pockets are now also closed (except on the Freeride CC) for better water protection. Finally, the protector attachment on the underside has also been improved. As the previous elastic band often tore, it has been replaced by two straps that are attached via aluminum hooks. The sizes available are 16 Lt. (Freeride CC), 20 Lt. (Freeride Trail) and 30 (Freeride Tour) Lt.
Optimized for use
In contrast to the "Freeride Series", the new "Cross Country Series" does not have an integrated back protector. Instead, a "Hydrapak" hydration bladder is included in the scope of delivery. The Cross Country Series also has the new tool compartment and, like the "Freeride CC 16lt.", a stowable helmet holder, but is otherwise reduced to the essentials. Here, for example, a lot of emphasis has been placed on better back ventilation. The "Cross Country Series" is available in the CC-10Lt. and CC-16Lt.
New for travel
In addition to new colors and the detailed revision of the bike travel bags, the travel range has been supplemented with the "City & Travel" collection. It includes the "Messenger Bag" with a removable laptop compartment and all kinds of other gadgets as well as two trolleys, the "World Traveler" and the "Terminal Bag". The highlight of the "Terminal Bag" is the detachable backpack. Even the entire trolley can be transported as a backpack thanks to the integrated carrying straps.
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