2016年10月23日星期日
2016年10月14日星期五
About Terra Peak Outdoor Equipment
In March 2012 we registered "Terra Peak" as an Outdoor brand in the UK and as of September 2013 our European wide trademark will be finalised.
We started developing our first ranges of tents, sleeping bags and rucksacks back in February 2012 and we will officially be launching "Terra Peak" as a new and exciting Outdoor brand in 2014.
We are based in Porthmadog, North Wales which gives us a unique opportunity to test and develop all of our products right here in Snowdonia. We are blessed to have every kind of weather and terrain needed to really push our products to their limits and make sure they perform to the highest standard.
We are committed to keeping the Outdoor industry here in Porthmadog and hope that our expertise and dedication one day leads to Terra Peak becoming one of the most recognised outdoor brands in the UK.
We are committed to keeping the Outdoor industry here in Porthmadog and hope that our expertise and dedication one day leads to Terra Peak becoming one of the most recognised outdoor brands in the UK.
2016年10月10日星期一
How to choose a hydration backpack for Cycling/Running/Climbing?
When you prepare to go on a hike or another activity which involves physical exertion, you prepare by equipping yourself with the right gear and the appropriate attire. You might think to take your camera, first aid kit, and snacks. What you absolutely must not forget is clean drinking water.
You can take water in bottles which are awkward to carry. There is, however, another option: a backpack hydration pack. It also carries water.
The comfort of carrying water on your back is easily understood by anyone who has embarked on a long hike. Technology has come a long way from the flask or canteen we used to carry on our belts. You can now fill a high-tech backpack with water, and drink from it through a small hose, called a supply tube, without even having to take off the backpack or miss a step.The different models and sizes of these hydration packs come with many features such as:
insulated water reservoirs of different capacities, which keep the water cool; bacteria and fungus elimination technology; anti-microbial materials; water flow control; an MP3 pocket among its many pockets, reflective piping for night time safety, padded shoulders and other comfort features.
Hydration packs have become extremely popular, beginning with bicyclists and motocross riders, now all kinds of athletes use them regularly. As a consequence, most of the manufacturers have specially designed packs that are suited to particular sports.
Some hydration packs are called bladders, and serve basically only the purpose of carrying water. These, though, have the added feature that they are freezer and microwave safe. The designs of the hydration packs allow you to pour in the water efficiently. All of the hydration packs are designed to be hung upside down, to drain them and dry them when they are not in use.
A hydration system which is hands free, as these all are, is additionally useful if your hands are occupied, while for example climbing or biking. Even if you do not practice an outdoor sport, you can use a hydration pack while you're running on a treadmill, or if you're working with your hands in a position or place that makes it difficult or dangerous to interrupt what you're doing to drink some water, such as on a scaffold or while working with tools and hand held equipment.
Maintaining your body's hydration is the single most important task of your day, particularly in situations of physical exertion. The simplest way to drink cool, clean, safe water is to carry it in a backpack.
Further, since it is a competitive market, many companies offer unique features that may or may not be worth the investment for you. Everyone has their own preferences, so here are few things that a prospective hydration pack buyer should take into consideration:
(1) Capacity, or how much liquid does it hold.
(2) Additional capacity, or what else can it hold.
(3) Adjustability, or is it comfortable and can you keep it so.
(4) Maintenance, or how easy is to take care of.
(5) Comfort, or is it comfortable to wear. etc
Are you looking for the best place online to purchase your hydration pack or any other kind of outdoor hiking pack?, then visit Terra Pack Shop on Amazon https://goo.gl/a0AUxs, the Best Selling Outdoor Recreation Hiking Packs Shop at affordable prices. Get them at Amazon.com with amazon numbers ASIN: B01ERGF16A ,B01HI6V3M2 ,B01HMCSH94 and B01F5OY60U respectively.
2016年10月9日星期日
Fully Adjustable hiking backpacks with three sizes
The Explore is an affordable backpack with features usually seen only in higher-priced packs. Side mesh pockets hold water bottle snugly or provide access to snacks. Front zip map pocket and bungee storage for stashing shoes, jacket, sunscreen or map. Deep butterfly expansion pockets with zip on sides with dual compression straps. Internal and external hood pockets, rain cover was built in external hood pockets for easy access for heavy rain. Keep a water bladder cool in a pocket inside main compartment, with elastic and Hypalon loops both left and right to accommodate personal preference. Bladder not included.
shop now for coming winter: https://goo.gl/a0AUxs
2016年10月8日星期六
FAQ for our Explore hiking backpack
Question:
Answer:
This backpack is suitable for someone that is 6 foot 5 as the back panel is adjustable by 15cm. Height range could be from around 5 foot 3 to 7foot 1. and if that person has very large or broad shoulders they may not get the perfect fit.
Question:
Answer:
No, it just has a pocket for one!
Question:
Answer:
The internal frame is basically aluminum bands with padding supporter along shoulder strap .and you can pull out the access at the bottom and adjust the strap for your height. This pack is not cheap but good value for money.
Question:
I am going backpacking in europe, for a few weeks--is this pack an okay size?Answer:
No, it just has a pocket for one!
Its a perfect size and it fits really nicely for long trekking. Best fitting which could be your concern; I carried my sleeping bag, mat, tent, food, camping stove and my clothes. Since you're going to Europe you won't need have of what I packed. Have fun!
Question:
Answer:
Yes without a doubt, it could perfectly fit in the pouch that was made for the hydration pack
Question:
Is it good for a 5-10 day hiking trip?
Is it good for a 5-10 day hiking trip?
Answer:
Yes
Question:
does that include the pack cover ?
does that include the pack cover ?
Answer:
Yes ,rain cover pocket was built in the lid and it is in very nice color, bright yellow.
Question:
Answer:
Any size water bladder will fit. I use a 3L and it works well.
Question:
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There is not a pouch on the waist straps.
Question:
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yes, its high quality material!
2016年10月6日星期四
Terra Peak Adjustable Hiking Backpack 55L/65L/85L +20L - Not Cheap But Valuable
New review on our Terra Peak Adjustable Hiking Backpack 55L/65L/85L +20L from Kathleen (Whistlers Mom). For more details of this backpack. Click here to for more:bit.ly/hikingbackpack
""I've been day-hiking on stretches of the AT for 40 years and I've witnessed first hand the incredible improvement in gear during that time. As God is my judge, if you handed this pack to a through-hiker in 1975, he would have passed out. And when he came to, you would have had trouble convincing him that he hadn't died and (however improbably) gone to Heaven. This is a HUGE pack, but it's so light-weight (a hair over 4lbs) and well-designed and adjustable that even a small/medium-sized hiker can use it comfortably.
I'll admit that wasn't my first impression. I slipped it on and thought, "If I was 6'6" instead of 5'6", this would fit me just right." Then I figured out the adjustment system, which is the greatest piece of engineering since the Aswan Dam. There are two metal strips that run the entire 28" length of the pack. That sounds uncomfortable, but you never know they're there. The shoulder strap/upper back pad assembly "floats" on those two metal rods and can be adjusted with the wide blue webbing strap and buckle that fits under the lower back pad. You'll have to experiment, but once you figure it out, you can adjust it easily and quickly. And once you get it adjusted to fit, it stays in place.
The reason that a pack fits (or doesn't) is the length of your torso. The waist belt must fit around your waist and rest on your hip bones. The top of the shoulder straps must match the top of your shoulders. By sliding the shoulder strap/upper back pad up and down on the metal rods, you can get a perfect fit and then it locks into place and stays there. At the smallest adjustment, the bottom of the wide waist belt is 19 3/4" from the top of the shoulder straps. At the largest adjustment, that measurement is 25 1/4". It doesn't sound like a huge difference, but it accommodates almost all but the super short or the super tall. I don't think someone under 5'3" would be comfortable with this pack. It's just too big for them.
I'm 5'6" and it fits me at or close to the smallest adjustment, but I have a high waist and a short torso. It's not only your height that this pack adjusts to fit, but also the length of your torso.
I've concentrated on the adjusting feature of this pack because I think it's the single most important feature. It doesn't matter HOW good a pack is if it doesn't fit you. I think that many hikers would be afraid to even try an 80L pack for fear it would swallow them alive. I'm not saying I'd fill this pack with bricks and start up the mountain, but I'm astonished at how comfortable it is filled with a reasonable amount of gear. And I'm convinced that being able to adjust it to fit your body size is the key to that carrying efficiency. On a long, hard hike, how MUCH you can carry is secondary to the strain that the pack makes on your body. I've seen too many hikers turn around and give up after a few hours not to know that.
Other than the adjustment system, it's a fine pack. The shoulder straps are wide, curved, thickly padded and lined with absorbent wicking fabric to prevent sweat build-up and the chaffing it causes. The upper back pad and the lumbar pad are ergonomic and padded and lined with the same wicking fabric. The padded parts of the wast strap (that ride your hip bones on either side) taper from 6" to 3 1/2" and have the same thick padding and wicking lining. The front waist strap is 1 1/2" no-roll webbing with a big, sturdy buckle. It adjusts on both sides with quick-release fasteners and there are elastic loops on both sides to keep the extra straps from flapping around. It's the little things that drive you nuts on a long hike.
There are strong, reinforced handles on both ends of the pack. When you're exhausted, even getting a grip on your pack is a monumental task. At times like that, you need all the help you can get. There are big mesh pockets on either side and long, slim zippered compartments on both sides. The main compartment runs the length (28") and width (13") and depth (up to 8") of the pack and there's a pocket in it for a 2L hydration bladder and a special hole for the tubing to come out. Staying hydrated on the trail is the difference between success and failure (And sometimes between life and death.)
There are two big zippered compartments on the front of the pack and two more on the lid. All the zippers are top-quality, with strong metal pulls and long extenders. There are compression straps on the side of the pack so you can adjust it to your load and large compression straps on the bottom of the pack to hold a tent and/or bedroll. There's a chest strap of narrow webbing and you should use it. It's comfortable and it equalizes the load. There's an elaborate arrangement of stretchy straps on the front of the pack to hold rain gear or to stow your jacket when you need to peel off a layer.
The pack itself is water resistant. I put some clothes in it and sprayed it lightly with my hand-held shower for 30 minutes to simulate the effects of walking in a light drizzle and everything inside stayed dry. There's also a stretchy water-proof covering that's stashed in the lid compartment. Cover the pack with that and even a heavy rain won't soak through. Actually, that big, bright neon-yellow cover could come in handy to make yourself visible in some situations. Gear that "multi-tasks" is worth the space in your pack.
If the designer of this pack forgot anything, I can't figure out what it would be. It will be going on a month-long camping/hiking trip in September and I'll have more to report then. As of now, we're totally impressed. It's not cheap, but you're getting value for the money. The design, materials, and workmanship are all first-class.""
I'll admit that wasn't my first impression. I slipped it on and thought, "If I was 6'6" instead of 5'6", this would fit me just right." Then I figured out the adjustment system, which is the greatest piece of engineering since the Aswan Dam. There are two metal strips that run the entire 28" length of the pack. That sounds uncomfortable, but you never know they're there. The shoulder strap/upper back pad assembly "floats" on those two metal rods and can be adjusted with the wide blue webbing strap and buckle that fits under the lower back pad. You'll have to experiment, but once you figure it out, you can adjust it easily and quickly. And once you get it adjusted to fit, it stays in place.
The reason that a pack fits (or doesn't) is the length of your torso. The waist belt must fit around your waist and rest on your hip bones. The top of the shoulder straps must match the top of your shoulders. By sliding the shoulder strap/upper back pad up and down on the metal rods, you can get a perfect fit and then it locks into place and stays there. At the smallest adjustment, the bottom of the wide waist belt is 19 3/4" from the top of the shoulder straps. At the largest adjustment, that measurement is 25 1/4". It doesn't sound like a huge difference, but it accommodates almost all but the super short or the super tall. I don't think someone under 5'3" would be comfortable with this pack. It's just too big for them.
I'm 5'6" and it fits me at or close to the smallest adjustment, but I have a high waist and a short torso. It's not only your height that this pack adjusts to fit, but also the length of your torso.
I've concentrated on the adjusting feature of this pack because I think it's the single most important feature. It doesn't matter HOW good a pack is if it doesn't fit you. I think that many hikers would be afraid to even try an 80L pack for fear it would swallow them alive. I'm not saying I'd fill this pack with bricks and start up the mountain, but I'm astonished at how comfortable it is filled with a reasonable amount of gear. And I'm convinced that being able to adjust it to fit your body size is the key to that carrying efficiency. On a long, hard hike, how MUCH you can carry is secondary to the strain that the pack makes on your body. I've seen too many hikers turn around and give up after a few hours not to know that.
Other than the adjustment system, it's a fine pack. The shoulder straps are wide, curved, thickly padded and lined with absorbent wicking fabric to prevent sweat build-up and the chaffing it causes. The upper back pad and the lumbar pad are ergonomic and padded and lined with the same wicking fabric. The padded parts of the wast strap (that ride your hip bones on either side) taper from 6" to 3 1/2" and have the same thick padding and wicking lining. The front waist strap is 1 1/2" no-roll webbing with a big, sturdy buckle. It adjusts on both sides with quick-release fasteners and there are elastic loops on both sides to keep the extra straps from flapping around. It's the little things that drive you nuts on a long hike.
There are strong, reinforced handles on both ends of the pack. When you're exhausted, even getting a grip on your pack is a monumental task. At times like that, you need all the help you can get. There are big mesh pockets on either side and long, slim zippered compartments on both sides. The main compartment runs the length (28") and width (13") and depth (up to 8") of the pack and there's a pocket in it for a 2L hydration bladder and a special hole for the tubing to come out. Staying hydrated on the trail is the difference between success and failure (And sometimes between life and death.)
There are two big zippered compartments on the front of the pack and two more on the lid. All the zippers are top-quality, with strong metal pulls and long extenders. There are compression straps on the side of the pack so you can adjust it to your load and large compression straps on the bottom of the pack to hold a tent and/or bedroll. There's a chest strap of narrow webbing and you should use it. It's comfortable and it equalizes the load. There's an elaborate arrangement of stretchy straps on the front of the pack to hold rain gear or to stow your jacket when you need to peel off a layer.
The pack itself is water resistant. I put some clothes in it and sprayed it lightly with my hand-held shower for 30 minutes to simulate the effects of walking in a light drizzle and everything inside stayed dry. There's also a stretchy water-proof covering that's stashed in the lid compartment. Cover the pack with that and even a heavy rain won't soak through. Actually, that big, bright neon-yellow cover could come in handy to make yourself visible in some situations. Gear that "multi-tasks" is worth the space in your pack.
If the designer of this pack forgot anything, I can't figure out what it would be. It will be going on a month-long camping/hiking trip in September and I'll have more to report then. As of now, we're totally impressed. It's not cheap, but you're getting value for the money. The design, materials, and workmanship are all first-class.""
Thanks Kathleen (Whistlers Mom)
Terrapeak Hiking backpack 85 +20L Reviews from Peter D.
Thanks for Amazon reviewer Peter D.'s positve comments for our Explore 85+20L.
Peter Purchased this backpack for a pretty hefty camping trip that require extra room. He is 6'0" and this is pretty large on him. But the pack still fits well and has different straps to help keep it in place and offer great support. The backpack contains:
---An extension collar with drawstring that can expand the main compartment
---There are also is hip-belt pockets, a bladder sleeve, a front pocket, a rain cover compartment, and two mesh bottle pouches
---A front sleeping bag compartment with a divider.
---A torso-length adjustment.
----There are stage height adjusters at the back that have velcro to secure.
---There is a sternum strap with an emergency whistle buckle
---A deep and dense padded shoulder strap on each shoulder, and hip-belt to help ensure you get nice support and circulation.
----There is also a trekking pole attachment and bottom loops for ice axe or hiking poles
----There are hooks in main compartment for your keys or water bladder
----On both sides of the shoulder straps there are D-shape hooks, in which small items can be attached.
Peter Purchased this backpack for a pretty hefty camping trip that require extra room. He is 6'0" and this is pretty large on him. But the pack still fits well and has different straps to help keep it in place and offer great support. The backpack contains:
---An extension collar with drawstring that can expand the main compartment
---There are also is hip-belt pockets, a bladder sleeve, a front pocket, a rain cover compartment, and two mesh bottle pouches
---A front sleeping bag compartment with a divider.
---A torso-length adjustment.
----There are stage height adjusters at the back that have velcro to secure.
---There is a sternum strap with an emergency whistle buckle
---A deep and dense padded shoulder strap on each shoulder, and hip-belt to help ensure you get nice support and circulation.
----There is also a trekking pole attachment and bottom loops for ice axe or hiking poles
----There are hooks in main compartment for your keys or water bladder
----On both sides of the shoulder straps there are D-shape hooks, in which small items can be attached.
He can pack in and attach in , from flashlights, first aid kits, meals and water, sleeping bag, trekking/hiking poles, clothes, and more. We are really glad that he is extremely pleased with the quality of the pack. Hope he enjoys all camping trips with the bag…..If you are also searching this kind of bag, please don't hesitate to click the link https://goo.gl/a0AUxs and buy now......
Who is Terra Peak?
Terra Peak : Born in Wales - Made for the Outdoors
When we came up with the idea to launch Terra Peak back in 2012, we couldn't have asked for a better location to base our company and develop our first range of outdoor backpacks.
North wales and Outdoor kit go hand in hand and we have the opportunity to test, develop and
perfect all our products here in the heart of Snowdonia. We work closely with experienced
outdoor enthusiasts to ensure all our packs are fit for purpose and won't let you down
when you need them most.
We only design and build quality products that will last a long time which is why all
our packs come with a 2 year guarantee against any manufacturing, Material or
workmanship defects.
We are always happy to hear from our customers, whether it's good
or bad feedback, we just want to make the best backpacks we can.
Please feel free to get in touch if you have any feedback on our
products or if we can help in any way.
2016年10月5日星期三
Terra Peak Edge 30L Hiking Backpack Compatible with Water Bladder System with Raincover for Men and Women
Here comes another mountaineering backpack that is compatible with water bladder system. It is with below features
- -CAPACITY- 30L (1,830 cube in); High quality professional backpack for camping, hiking and climbing, designed to be comfortable and functionally versatile. Main compartment, Secondary compartment with pencil case organizer ,mesh zip pocket and key chain, front zipped pocket ,adjustable waist belt and chest belt. Side mesh pockets suitable for drinks bottles.
- -WATERPROOF: Rain cover built in base pocket for heavy rain . Exterior also treated with a water-repellent coating for lighter rain.
- -HYDRATION SYSTEM COMPATIBLE- Hydration access on top of the pack with water bladder sleeve in the main compartment.
- -LIGHTWEIGHT & COMFPRTABLE- Weight only 1.38 lb (0.63 kg). padded EVA punched , "Cross Vent" back panel and shoulder straps offer cushioned comfort.
- -TOOL ATTACHMENT POINTS- Elastic bungee system, reinforced webbing loop covered by soft PVC tube for hanging tools, trekking pole, axe, and other accessory
Click here for more details: bit.ly/edge30l
The Best Hiking Backpack for Overnight Adventure -- Terra Peak Adjustable 85+20L Backpacking Bag
Easy camping ? Just start from our Explore backpack.
This is a brief introduction of Terra Peak 85+20 Hiking backpack which is designed for long distance trekking. It is a multi-day hiking backpack bag with high-volume that can pack with all things you need for outdoor camping, fishing, Mountaineering or international traveling.
What make it different with other hiking backpack is that It is with fully adjustable "Pro-Mech" back panel you can achieve a perfect fit which will greatly reduce fatigue on long treks with heavy loads.
It is with color black and navy at size 85+20L, 65+20L and 55+20L optional. You can click the link here for more details and buy it if you like: bit.ly/tphiking
EXPLORE IS YOUR BEST FITTING.
This is a brief introduction of Terra Peak 85+20 Hiking backpack which is designed for long distance trekking. It is a multi-day hiking backpack bag with high-volume that can pack with all things you need for outdoor camping, fishing, Mountaineering or international traveling.
What make it different with other hiking backpack is that It is with fully adjustable "Pro-Mech" back panel you can achieve a perfect fit which will greatly reduce fatigue on long treks with heavy loads.
It is with color black and navy at size 85+20L, 65+20L and 55+20L optional. You can click the link here for more details and buy it if you like: bit.ly/tphiking
EXPLORE IS YOUR BEST FITTING.
How to Choose a Hiking Backpack
What do you thing it is the most important point when you are picking up a hiking backpack? Here is some of my opinion
1)Size, find the one that is adjustable to fix you well. Our explore backpack is with FULLY ADJUSTABLE BACKPANEL: With our fully adjustable "Pro-Mech" back panel you can achieve a perfect fit which will greatly reduce fatigue on long treks with heavy loads.
1)Size, find the one that is adjustable to fix you well. Our explore backpack is with FULLY ADJUSTABLE BACKPANEL: With our fully adjustable "Pro-Mech" back panel you can achieve a perfect fit which will greatly reduce fatigue on long treks with heavy loads.
2)Water-Resistant: Explore is with rain cover built in hood for heavy rain . Exterior also treated with a water-repellent coating for lighter rain. It can well prevent rain when you are outdoor camping when it is rainny.
3)Compartment and Compression Straps. Explore is with BOTTOM COMPARTMENT- Zippered access. It comes with an internal zippered divider. And 8 COMPRESSION STRAPS- For tying up your pack or hanging sleeping bag, tent, hammock, and other gears. Elastic bands on them can keep the extra strap from dangling all around the pack.
4)Hydration System Compatible. Explore is with Hydration access on a side of the pack with water bladder sleeve in the main compartment. You do not need another pack for hydration
What others do you think is important for the hiking backpack? Great that if you could have some advice for us. It will help us to provide best backpack for all your guys.
Clik here for more details if you love this backpack: bit.ly/tphiking
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