Mad Wave
The Mad Wave Lane 70 Backpack is a sturdy and spacious backpack that is a great companion for any swimming session, thanks to its capacity and the many pockets that can hold everything from your swimsuit to your swimming gear.
Made of nylon and polyester, the backpack measures 40x30x55 cm and has a total volume of 40 litres.
The rucksack is divided into four zip pockets. The main pocket can be opened wide, so it's a good choice for those of you who are always looking for something in your rucksack.
The main compartment has a smaller pocket for storing electronics or a notebook. The other pocket is small and has a nice fabric interior. This pocket can hold a pair of goggles and a swim cap. With this pocket, we don't have to worry about our goggles getting scratched, and at the same time we always have our goggles and cap handy when we race. Just below this small pocket is another fairly large pocket, which is further divided by three smaller mesh pockets. Personally, I would use this pocket for snacks and other race essentials.
The bottom of the pack is rubberised, so we don't have to worry about things getting wet in the rucksack. There is also a breathable pocket on the underside of the rucksack that is large enough for shoes. There are bottle nets on the left and right of the backpack. There are also buckles on the sides so we can pull the rucksack down and attach anything to it.
There is a large snap hook on the rucksack and comfortable adjustable straps.
The rucksack has a very strong and comfortable back. This solid back ensures a comfortable carry. The backpack is available in many colours.
| Parameter | Description |
|---|---|
| Material |
Nylon
Polyester |
| Color |
Black
Blue Red Multi Blue Pink |
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Mad Wave was founded in 2003 in Saint Petersburg. Its product portfolio includes a wide range of swimwear, caps, swimming goggles and the necessary training aids. Mad Wave considers all ages and their needs. With their swimming needs, you will learn to swim, you will master swimming training and top professional swimming. Mad Wave became a partner of the Russian Swimming Federation and the Belarusian Swimming Federation.
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