Arva Tour 25L Airbag Backpack

MIPAN REGEN-ROBIC 330D Recycled Polyamide / 200D and 300D Recycled Polyester

Robic Regen Recycled Fabric
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The very first polyamide fabric made with recycled thread, REGEN technology represents a genuine innovation for technical textiles
Extremely waterproof and abrasion resistant, Arva’s high-performance, rugged N330D ROBIC REGEN fabric lasts much longer than traditional backpack fabrics.

Equipped with the ARVA REACTOR 2.0 Airbag System
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Weighing only 650 g, the ARVA REACTOR 2.0 airbag system is the lightest airbag system on the market within all categories. Equipped with two 75-liter balloons, you have double the safety in the event of an accident. Its compact size and position in the backpack guarantee uncompromising balance and safety.

Low Profile Airbag Compartment

Dedicated Snow-safety Equipment Pocket

Large Pocket for Goggles or Valuables

Two Sturdy, Expandable Side Water Bottle Pockets

Large Quick Access Waist Belt Zip Pocket

Stretchy Mesh Pocket

SWITCH Modular System Compatible
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1 Frame, 5 covers for specific uses. Keep the same Reactor airbag frame and SWITCH bags depending on your outing. TOUR for light hiking without sacrificing versatility, and ST for freerando with additional features.

3D-FIT 3-in-1 Adjustment System
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The 3D-FIT system allows you to quickly adjust your pack to your fit preferences and body size for maximum comfort. Select S, M, or L in just one pull to instantly adjust back height, shoulder strap length, and the position of the REACTOR trigger handle for the perfect fit.

Left/Right Handed Trigger Handle Clips
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To make sure that your airbag does not deploy unintentionally when maneuvering far from avalanche prone slopes, the trigger handle can now be stowed in its own dedicated pouch.

Diagonal & A-Frame Ski Carry

2 Ice Axe Capacity

Safety Whistle

Hydration Compatible

Daisy Chain Gear Attachments

Includes Integrated Helmet Holder with Storage Pocket

Compatible with Multiple Hydration Systems

Warning
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Wearing an airbag backpack is no guarantee of survival in an avalanche. Backcountry travelers are highly advised to educate themselves in snow stability assessment, route finding, and companion rescue and carry all of the conventional avalanche gear in addition to the airbag.