Lowe Alpine Airzone Centro 45 Plus 10 Daypack Reviews
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Very good day pack but not for heavier loads, 26 May 2011
By sbw (Lennoxtown)
This is probably the best day pack I have ever had. Very good design, compfortable with normal day/overnight loads. However, I tried using it with camping gear for a few days trip. The bag is large enough for this but the shoulder strap padding is not adequate for heavier loads with straps cutting into my shoulders. I was carryng 15kg which is the manufacturers recommeded upper limit.

Lowe Alpine Airzone Centro 45, 10 April 2011
By Michael (Gloucestershire)
More than a daypack and big enough to do a couple of days Alpine Style mountaineering. This is the most comfortable rucksack I've ever owned.It feels extremely light and the vertical cross straps ensure you can tailor it to a perfect fit. The most unique feature has to be the helpful optional side entry access which makes it easier to pull out your gear during downpours. A handy extra raincover makes sure your kit stays completely dry (these seem to becoming standard on many sacks). Colour is tasteful and very visible. This product drops one star as the price I think is a bit on the high side -although I've not seen it cheaper anywhere else. No regrets with buying it.

Airzone Centro 45 Plus 10 Daypack, 26 February 2010
By Duffs (Chorley, lancashire)
I've had my eye on this rucksack for a while now as I needed a pack that was larger than the regular day rucksacks, yet smaller than full size travel packs. I felt that having that extra space for the 'Just in case' times was worth having a slightly larger pack.
My previous rucksack constantly soaked me from the pack resting against my back, but the mesh backing on the Airzone Centro daypack does let the air flow through nicely and makes those walks much more enjoyable. Even with a full pack, the straps made the rucksack sit very comfortably and there was no rubbing, or uncomfortable shifting.
The overall design follows what seems to have become a design standard now: internal support frame, deep interior compartment with cinch strap closing, front compartment for flat items, two mesh side pockets, a foldover top flap with roomy zippered pocket, another small zippered pocket on the front, and a side zipper to get in without opening up the whole rucksack. It has all kinds of loops and straps for adding things to the outside of it making it a very good mid-size rucksack for your next walking trip, from a company with a solid reputation.
