Ubic 40 Black/Dark Red
Versatile trekking backpack - Unisex -
Other colors available
Home delivery from 22/09/2026
60 days to change your mind
No subject to promotional offersThe Ubic 40 Black/Dark Red is a trekking backpack from the brand Millet.
Like the entire Millet Ubic range, it is a versatile and innovative 4-season backpack that can be used both in winter for ski touring and in summer for multi-day trekking, thanks to its numerous features. Indeed, it has multiple straps that allow you to attach all types of equipment such as skis, poles, snowshoes, a sleeping mat, etc. You can also carry your hydration bladder inside the pack.
Lightweight, durable and ergonomic, this backpack is also characterised by its carrying comfort. The load is well distributed between the shoulders and hips, while the breathable belt and ergonomic shoulder straps provide the necessary comfort to enjoy every minute. If it rains during your outing, you can deploy the integrated rain cover on the Ubic 40 to keep your belongings dry.
This pack is designed without PFCs, made from recycled and durable materials, and tested in Millet workshops to last!
- Adjustable chest strap
- Load reminders on shoulder straps and waist belt
- Hand rest straps
- Ergonomic shoulder straps
- Adjustable ergonomic waist belt
- 2-buckle flap opening
- Zip access to the base of the pack
- Zipped base compartment
- Front compartment
- Side mesh pocket
- Zipped side pocket
- Front mesh pocket
- 2 zipped pockets on the flap
- 2 expandable zipped pockets on the waist belt
- Gear strap system
- Key holder
Dimensions: 63 x 29 x 27 cm
Back length: 46 cm
Composition:
- Main material: Polyamide 210D Solution Dye with durable water-repellent treatment DWR
- Secondary material: 100% recycled Polyester 600D with durable water-repellent treatment DWR (waterproof rating: 1000 mm)
- Lining: 100% recycled Polyester 250D with durable water-repellent treatment DWR (waterproof rating: 1000 mm)
| ECO DYEING | Thanks to this ecological dyeing, colour fastness is longer-lasting, their intensity stronger and the risk of bleeding lower. Compared to the traditional dyeing process of textile products, this technology saves more water, uses far fewer chemicals harmful to the environment and produces less CO2 emissions. |
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