Description
The Rab Airox 28 ND is a 28-liter ventilated backpack designed specifically for women, intended for hiking, long treks, and light excursions in warm conditions. Its ND (narrow fit) adjustment is optimized for shorter, narrower backs, providing greater stability and comfort in real use.
It is part of the Airox range, developed to maximize ventilation in the mountains. Its AEROFIT™ system keeps the back dry even on long days, making it an ideal option for summer, mid-mountain activities, and activities with moderate loads.
Real Technical Performance
The AEROFIT™ system creates a separation between the backpack and the back, promoting constant airflow. On long or hot routes, this translates into a clear difference in comfort and fatigue.
With a 28-liter capacity, this model allows you to carry more gear without compromising mobility. It is a backpack that sits between advanced day use and small excursions, offering a very solid balance between ventilation, capacity, and stability.
The specific ND fit improves performance on the move, preventing bouncing and load shifting, which is key on long or technical routes.
Quantitative Technical Specifications
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Weight: 1.2 kg (2 lb 10.3 oz, size S-M)
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Volume: 28 liters
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Dimensions: 64 x 29 x 25 cm
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Back system: AEROFIT™
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Back length: 16-19" / 41-48 cm
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Main fabric: 140D nylon (69% recycled) with 210D ripstop
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Secondary fabric: 420D nylon
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Lining: 200D embossed polyester (100% recycled)
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Product code: QAQ-13
Comparison within the range
Compared to the Airox 22 ND, it offers greater capacity for longer routes or with more gear. Compared to the Airox 30, it maintains a more specific women's fit. It is the most complete option within the Airox ND range for demanding hiking and light excursions.
Recommended Use
- Long-duration hiking
- Demanding day hikes
- Light excursions (1-2 days)
- Warm climate or hot conditions
Is it for you?
Yes, if...
- you are looking for a ventilated backpack with greater capacity
- you need a specific women's fit
- you do long routes or carry more gear
No, if...
- you prefer small, very light backpacks
- you don't need advanced ventilation
