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Sac à dos Beta Light 45

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Le Beta Light 45L est notre réponse en matière d’équipement de randonnée ultra-léger nouvelle génération. Inspiré par nos athlètes et intégrant un système de portage de type gilet de trail issu de notre série Distance, le Beta Light 45L est conçu pour les courses en montagne en style rapide de plusieurs jours. Que vous passiez des mois sur le PCT (le plus long sentier de randonnée balisé au monde !) ou que vous partiez quinze jours en voyage, le Beta Light 45L permet de transporter tous vos accessoires essentiels dans un ensemble étanche et profilé qui reste confortable.

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Sac à dos Beta Light 45

Sac à dos Beta Light 45

$449.95 USD
$449.95 USD $449.95
Vente En rupture de stock
#BD6800240040XSM1

Le Beta Light 45L est notre réponse en matière d’équipement de randonnée ultra-léger nouvelle génération. Inspiré par nos athlètes et intégrant un système de portage de type gilet de trail issu de notre série Distance, le Beta Light 45L est conçu pour les courses en montagne en style rapide de plusieurs jours. Que vous passiez des mois sur le PCT (le plus long sentier de randonnée balisé au monde !) ou que vous partiez quinze jours en voyage, le Beta Light 45L permet de transporter tous vos accessoires essentiels dans un ensemble étanche et profilé qui reste confortable.

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Conçu pour avancer en style rapide et parcourir de longues distances, le Beta Light UL 45 est la solution ultime pour un portage qui répond à tous les critères de durabilité, de légèreté et de confort. C’est en collaborant avec Challenge Sailcloth pour utiliser leur fibre Ultra 200 comme matière principale de notre série Beta Light que nous avons créé l’un des sacs de randonnée parmi les plus légers et les plus résistants du marché. Cette fibre résistante, associée à des coutures soudées étanchées et à une fermeture par enroulement, rend le sac étanche et peut être utilisé au quotidien. Une poche extensible en mesh Power et deux poches latérales offrent de nombreuses possibilités de rangement externe. Muni de bretelles inspirées des gilets de trail, le système de portage offre maintien et confort ainsi que différentes options de stockage des encas et des gourdes. Le sac ceinture amovible, l’armature légère en aluminium et le panneau dorsal en mousse amovible permettent de toujours plus réduire le poids en fonction des besoins.

Features

  • La matière principale Challenge Sailcloth Ultra 200 est légère, résistante aux déchirures et extrêmement durable
  • Inspirées des gilets de trail, les bretelles munies de poches de rangement supplémentaires offrent un système de transport dynamique et confortable
  • La fermeture à rabat, les coutures soudées étanchées et la membrane imperméable créent un ensemble totalement résistant aux intempéries
  • L’armature rembourrée amovible procure une structure d’ensemble tout en limitant le poids
  • Poche extérieure extensible en mesh Power et deux grandes poches latérales Ripstop
  • Le système de sac ceinture amovible permet de réduire le poids ou de le personnaliser
  • Réglables et amovibles, quatre sangles de compression munies d’une âme en Dynex maintiennent le sac en place et offrent des possibilités alternatives de réglage et d'attache
  • Manchon interne compatible avec les systèmes d'hydratation
  • La conception modulaire permet d’attacher rapidement et sûrement le Beta Light Satellite 4L Bag pour un volume de stockage supplémentaire

SPECS

  • Poids: 890 g
  • Gamme de tailles: XS-L
  • Volume: 45 L
  • Pays d'origine: Philippines

SPECS
  • Poids: 890 g
  • Gamme de tailles: XS-L
  • Volume: 45 L
  • Pays d'origine: Philippines

MATERIALS

  • [Corps] Ultra 200 PE
  • [Poche avant] Maille extensible en nylon 4 directions
  • [Accents] Ripstop en nylon 100D de 4 mm
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Technologie & durabilité

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Beta Light Series

A PARADIGM SHIFT

The Beta Light Series Backpacks represent a paradigm shift in ultralight backpacking, drawing inspiration from athletes and incorporating cutting-edge features from our distance running series packs. Designed for swift movement during overnight excursions in the wilderness, these packs are optimized for speed and efficiency without compromising on comfort. Crafted with a running-vest style suspension harness system, these packs ensure a snug and stable fit, allowing you to move with agility through diverse terrains. Its streamlined design minimizes bulk while maximizing functionality, enabling you to carry all your essential gear without unnecessary weight or bulkiness.

BD athlete Joe Grant runs down scree on a mountian.
A glam of the side of the Beta Light 45 Pack.

ULTRA 200 BODY FABRIC

Constructed from weatherproof materials, the Beta Light Packs offer reliable protection for your belongings, ensuring they stay dry even in the harshest conditions. Whether you're embarking on a multi-month journey along the Pacific Crest Trail or maximizing your adventures during a two-week getaway, these packs are engineered to meet the demands of the backcountry. With the Beta Light Packs you can embrace the ultralight backpacking revolution and push your limits on the trails with confidence.

Conçu grâce à l’expérience

Équipement fait pour durer

En combinant six décennies d’innovation avec la culture unique de Black Diamond, où on teste et utilise nos produits en montagne. C’est notre expérience dehors qui inspire et guide notre ingénierie en labo, et c’est cette ingénierie qui donne naissance à de nouveaux équipements et vêtements pour rendre chaque sortie en montagne encore meilleure.

Overall rating: 4.470588 / 5 from 17 reviews.

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Reviews

Excellent Pack for a 3 Day Trip

"My first sojourn with the Beta Light 45 on a 3 day trip in Bears Ears was a success! The pack is superlight, yet, appears to be very durable. It didn't seem overloaded despite the fact that I filled it to capacity, and I had a few things attached to the outside (I'd recommend adding the BetaLite Satellite bag). The waist belt could be a little beefier but otherwise no complaints!"

— Jeff W. (5/5)

Unique product offering

"Purchased this because not many backpacks have vest style shoulder straps in ultralight fabrics. This pack is well made, and well seam sealed. Ultra is a game changer for its abrasion and water resistance. 5 foot 7 and a medium fits well. Only negative for me was that it has two vertical aluminum stays but no horizontal cross member . So overfilled it can be prone to barreling but for a very big load, I wouldn’t use an ultra light backpack anyway. Also wish the top buckles could be rolled and buckled to the sides instead of together on top. So as to make a more sleek profile for one bag travel without getting attention from the airline."

— michael s. (5/5)

Perfect for my needs.

"Purchase this for a recent hike on the Peaks of the Balkans trail. It was the perfect size for holding everything I needed to go from hut to hut. We did not need sleeping bags or tents, but the pack would’ve handled those easily. Very comfortable harness and supportive waist belt. Convenient pockets and the stuff pockets came in handy for water and snacks and rain gear for quick access."

— Bruce J. (5/5)

Great lightweight pack but. . . .

"Overall like the pack and have used it for multiple 3-5 day trips. Rides well and as expected when you cut weight you loose some features. It cannot be overloaded or it will carry like a potato sack. The add on buckle on pocket is pretty much essential and is a great addition. Biggest issue for me is with the anti-sway straps at the shoulders. The narrow webbing slips through the buckles and does not hold, requiring constant adjustment. Also the amount of adjustment on the straps is not enough. I need to be able to pull the straps tighter and they are out of webbing. Guess I am going to have to pull out the sewing machine and get it the way I need it. Or maybe BD will come through. . . . . . . ."

— SP P. (4/5)

Stylish and functional

"Wow, what a pack! I love this pack, it is light, comfortable and durable. I’m 5ft2 and got a size small which fits great. The 45 litres is perfect for multi day trips even with a tent and the front pocket is amazing! I can fit so much stuff in there it’s insane and I’m really impressed with how well the mesh has held up. This pack has been around sharp rock, ice, scree and sharp vegetation and so far only the tiniest snags on the mesh but no holes! I love the big open space, it’s great for organising where my stuff goes in their various dry bags and my stove fits in nicely. The tent poles go great down the side of the pack, along with my hiking poles. I haven’t used the reservoir sleeve for that intention yet but it serves really well as a pocket for dehydrated meals, spork and snacks etc. The only thing that I don’t like about this pack is that I find the weight loading straps tend to slip so I have to check them and tighten; this may be because they are quite thin straps but otherwise this pack is great and I love it for it’s intended purpose. The vest style pockets are amazing and fit all the essentials and I really like that little rubber loop on the shoulders, I use it to clip my Garmin InReach mini and then wedge it in the pocket so it doesn’t bounce around- perfect spot for it! I also find the zips on the hip pockets are smooth and really easy to open and close. I love this pack so much it only took one conversation to convince my work colleague to buy one! I also love the colour and look of this pack!"

— Ellie (5/5)

Lightweight yet durable. Favorite for

"Lightweight yet durable. Favorite for hikes"

— Angus W. (5/5)

Outstanding pack; could be improved

"Context: 22 days of off-trail hiking and scrambling (low class 5 and steep snow) in the Sierra (lots of exposure to rough granite, minor exposure to brush). It carries up to 8 days of supplies/food for a solo trip without sticking anything in the mesh pockets other than rain gear, water, an ice axe, and sometimes my poles. Pros: Excellent fit and carry (tested up to 38lb with ice axe, 8d food, DSLR). Outstanding construction. Good weather resistance. Good weight and features without extraneous doodads. So far, very tough with no signs of wear. Misses: Hip pockets are poorly designed. It would benefit from more chest storage. Compression cord too thick for the line locks (easily fixable). Load lifters slip (can be mitigated). Ice axe loops are functional, but don't hold technical tools well. Fit: Extremely comfortable, but don't expect it to carry like a standard backpack. The load distribution splits the difference between a normal pack and a running vest. It's easy to shift load between shoulders and hips depending on terrain, but you won't be able to transfer a heavy load completely to your hips. 5'10", 180lb, 46" chest, 34" waist, 18. 5" torso length. Size medium fits great, but I almost max-out the chest/sternum straps. Comment: I have the same reservations other's have mentioned; however, on balance the upsides outweigh the downsides for me and I DO recommend this pack. The single biggest fault is the design of the hip pockets, which are too small and strangely shaped such that they stick out to the side. That said, they are functional, and if you're hiking with poles or using your hands for scrambling, they won't be in the way. BD should give serious thought to a redesign of these pockets. My other significant gripe is that I would like more functional chest storage with room for a hard sided bottle and a larger zippered chest pocket. As is, you can use a 500ml soft bottle on the left. Don't expect your phone to live comfortably in the right shoulder zippered pocket, but the pocket holds a small satellite beacon, sunscreen, and a small multitool or knife. The stretch pocket on the right strap could hold a phone, but I don't trust it when doing anything technical. Others have mentioned annoyance with the design of the large front mesh pocket and the top compression strap. I don't find these to be problems; I prefer BD's more streamlined approach for bushwhacking and scrambling through awkward terrain. No snags. Bottom line: While it would benefit from some thoughtful refinements, the outstanding construction and fit/carry of the pack place it above similar products I've used. For week-long trips scrambling in alpine terrain or fast movement on trail, this is the best pack I've found at this capacity."

— Tom (4/5)

Nice with a few issues

"The pack is really thoughtfully designed, nice material, clearly a lot of thought went into it. I did send it back - new unused. The lack of any storage pockets (beyond places for snacks and narrow little water bottles) was a problem for me. I’m off to Europe again this summer and there is no place for my passport or other essentials. And the waist pockets big enough for minor trail conveniences - granola bar for example, stick straight out and I know my arms will be bumping into them every step. That will be super annoying. I like the material, and the weight is impressive. Good size for an extended trip, and I would feel fairly confident in a downpour that everything would stay dry. Give me a zippered secure pocket and do something with the elephant ear pockets on the waist and the pack is a keeper."

— Andy (3/5)

KJ Hike - Awesome Pack

"Just hiked Mt Kilimanjaro with the Beta Light 45 pack. Super light for a long trek. The harness is amazingly comfortable and with the pockets great for cameras, GoPro's, etc. . . It handled the rain well, 100% of my items remaining dry. Highly recommend this versatile pack."

— Cjg (5/5)

Great Bag!

"1. It feels as lightweight as the scales say it is. 2. Just finished packing it up and trying out a day hike with a weekend’s worth of gear. This bag felt great on the shoulders, and all the straps are in reach, tighten/loosen easily, and hook together very nicely. 3. I had no trouble one-shouldering it while reaching in to pull out some gear, even some stuff at the bottom. 4. I think the size chart helped me get the right bag. 5. I bought that silly little bag that clips onto the back of the back. It’s not silly at all, rides great atop the bag. And does indeed make for useful waist pack."

— Steve O. (5/5)

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