Travel Pack Specials

Antarctica 75	Metric Details	Imperial Details
Capacity	75 to 110 Litres	4,575 to 6,710 cu in
Lid Pocket	3.00 litres	Lid Pocket 1,068 cu in
Storm Collar	15.00 litres	Storm Collar 915 cu in
Daypack	20.50 litres	Daypack 1,250.50 cu in
Size (Including Daypack)	H. 96 W. 36 D. 46 cm	H. 37 1/2" W. 14" D. 18"
Weight Backpack	3,660 grams	129.10 ounces
Weight Daypack	640 grams	22.58 ounces
Weight Total	4,300 grams	151.68 ounces
Torso Length Best Fit	Straight Line: 46cm to 54cm	Straight Line: 18 1/8" to 21 1/4"
Hip Belt	Minimum 66 cm Hips	Minimum 26" Hips
Material	950D Kodra	Multiple layer PU waterproofing
Webbing	Nylon	Nylon
Zips	YBS	YBS
Buckles & Fasteners	National Mouldings Duraflex	National Mouldings Duraflex

• Fully adjustable SHS Harness
• A padded, non slip, detachable 50mm webbing Shoulder Sling
• A facility provided to conceal and store the Shoulder Sling within the base of the travel pack.
• Metal fittings on the shoulder sling and the backpack prevents accidental breakage that can occur with alloy fittings
• A Harness Cover that can be concealed and stored within the base of the travel pack
• Two webbing reinforced Padded Carry Handles
• One facility for external fixing straps on top of travel pack
• Six Side External Compression Straps
• A total of thirteen External Compression Straps
• Two external Side Sleeved Utility Pocket
• A detachable zip-off daypack, that when fully loaded, can be attached without using the zip
• A daypack Sleeve Pocket to accommodate storage of the daypack Shoulder Straps.
• Daypack D-Ring Attachment Straps to attach to the backpack Shoulder Strap D-Rings
• D-Rings on the daypack Shoulder Straps
• A facility to lock the daypack attachment zipper to the backpack preventing unauthorized removal of the daypack
• An internal compression system with a Removable organiser
• An internal zipped wet pocket on the front loading panel
• Two Internal Compartments, with a zip-away, dual zipped division
• Interlocking zippers on the two external compartments for easy attachment of padlocks

The Antarctica is designed for the adventurer, someone who intends to travel for an extended period of time. The SHS Harness System used in this backpack is the result of three years of development by the White Mountain™ Team. The SHS Harness System used in this backpack is a true unisex harness with contoured shoulder straps and extra material on the anchor position of the hip belt to allow true contouring over the hips. The material is 950D Kodra, one of the strongest and most durable synthetic products and a fabric often used on military backpacks for strength and abrasive resistance. All fabric for White Mountain™ Backpacks is manufactured by Kolon Int. in Korea, a highly reputable and leading world fabric manufacturer that produces high quality synthetic materials.

This hybrid backpack offers a greater volume than is available in equivalent travel packs in a corresponding Torso Length, while offering the advantage of both a top loading and front panel loading facility. While most hybrid backpacks are designed on travel pack designs, we designed this backpack on a hike pack design. We achieved this by adding a front loading panel, a side carry handle, removable daypack, shoulder sling, harness cover and a dual zipped throat closure to one of our existing hike packs. stated total capacity on a White Mountain™ Travel pack includes the day pack, excluding the portion of the daypack compressed behind the daypack attachment zipper. The total capacity of the daypack compressed and zipped to the travel pack is 10 litres, and uncompressed the total capacity is 20.50 litres.

If the daypack is to be used and attached to the Travel Pack fully expanded, we recommend using the D-Ring Attachment Straps on the daypack. Simply attach these to the D-Rings on top of the Travel Pack and use the existing lower compression straps on the main pack (Attaching the lower compression straps to the daypack as usual.) This method of attachment when confronted with a fully loaded daypack will prevent damage to the daypack attachment zipper.

The quoted capacity of either 65 litre or 75 litre does not take into account the daypack capacity, nor the extra capacity achieved by extending the top lid. This would add conservatively  35 litres to the quoted capacity of the Antarctica, bringing the total capacity to either 100 litre or 110 litre respectively.

There are two compartments on this backpack, not including the extended storm collar underneath the lid. The upper and lower compartments are divided by a zip division so you can use the backpack as one compartment, or two compartments. It has one suitcase carry handle on the side, a removable 20.50 litre daypack (that has an internal organiser and a facility for a water reservoir complete with an exit point for the water reservoir hose), one shoulder sling, and a zipped cover over the harness (the harness cover and shoulder sling can both be folded and stored at the base of the backpack). We also provide a facility to attach the daypack without using the zips, a handy option when attaching a very full daypack. Inside this backpack there is two internal compression straps with a removable organiser, a full wet proof pocket on the inside of the front loading panel opening lid, which is great for storing laundry or the temporary storage of damp clothing, and six external compression straps. The two lower, or sleeping bag compression straps are long enough to accommodate a sleeping mat if required, or can also be used to strap extra gear to your backpack. There are two fixing positions on the lid of this backpack, which allows you to add further compression straps and secure more gear on top of your backpack if required.

A little heavier than the standard travel pack, but the perfect travel solution for someone requiring that extra capacity.