Mountain Magic: All you need to know on your new pack!
Get the perfect fit! The Mountain Magic 50 PRO is highly adjustable, so you can make it right for you. Before heading out on epic adventures, follow our fitting instructions to have the best time out there with your new hiking backpack!
Fitting instructions
Loosen all the fittings: hip belt (5), shoulder straps (6), load lifters (2), and sternum straps (3).
Lift the shoulder straps all the way up by pulling on the top back length adjuster (1).
Fillyour pockets first with all your heavy things, then fill you pack, heavy items close to your spine.
Wrap your hips with the hip belt (5). Your iliac crest (the bony part of your hips that sticks out) should sit between the two webbings. You can adjust the top and the bottom webbings separately to adapt best to your body shape.
Criss-cross the sternum straps with the front pocket top straps.
Pull down the bottom back length adjuster (4) to lower down the shoulder straps at the height of your shoulders
Adjust the shoulder straps (5) so they sit nicely on your shoulder and chest. Ideally, the part with the Aarn logo (in the middle of the strap) should sit around your collarbone. Do not over tighten it - remember that most of the weight of the pack is carried around your hips, and you should not feel too much pressure around your shoulders.
Tighten the load lifters (2) so the pack sit closer to your back.
You may need to keep on adjusting the pack during your first hike to achieve the perfect fit.
Extra Features on the Mountain Magic
The Mountain Magic 50 PRO has been designed to follow you into any kind of adventure, whether you're hiking in bear territory, need to pack more gear than usual or are going into some winter missions.
We have included attachments points for: - a Bear canister holder (7 and 13)
- Lasso Locs (20)
- Snowshoe Straps or Ski Straps (20)
- an ice axe (18) - hiking poles (store them in the side pockets and secure them with the provided Lasso locs or with the pole attachment (17)
Learn how to take of your pack when you are out on the trails- head to our Care and Repair page.