Osprey Packs

Hi-Vis Commuter Raincover

"Bluesign Approved" indicates that the materials used in the product are manufactured in an environmentally friendly way, ensuring safety for both the environment and workers. This certification means that harmful substances are minimized, promoting sustainable practices throughout the production process. Choosing Bluesign Approved products helps you support eco-friendly manufacturing.

A PFC-free DWR (Durable Water Repellent) finish means that the product repels water without using harmful perfluorinated compounds. This is important for both your health and the environment, as PFCs can be harmful to wildlife and ecosystems. By opting for PFC-free options, you’re making a safer and more sustainable choice for your outdoor adventures.

The 200D x 210D high-tenacity triple ripstop nylon is a strong and durable fabric designed to withstand wear and tear. The denier measurement indicates the thickness of the fibers, while the "triple ripstop" weave prevents rips from spreading, enhancing the longevity of the product. This means you can rely on your gear to perform well even in tough conditions.

Hi-Vis, or high visibility, materials are designed to be easily seen, especially in low-light conditions. Products made with Hi-Vis colors and reflective elements help increase your visibility to others, making them ideal for urban commuting. This added safety feature is crucial for cyclists and pedestrians, ensuring you stand out and stay safe on the road.

A Commuter Raincover is specifically designed to protect your backpack from rain, keeping your belongings dry during your daily commute. Lightweight and easy to attach, it offers a practical solution for unexpected weather. Investing in a raincover ensures that your gear remains safe and dry, allowing you to focus on your commute without worrying about the elements.

Yes, many environmentally friendly products, including those with Bluesign certification and PFC-free finishes, are designed to be just as durable, if not more so, than traditional options. Manufacturers often use high-quality materials like high-tenacity nylon and advanced construction techniques to ensure that these products can withstand rigorous use while also being better for the planet.