Ubic 55+15 Black/Sand
Hiking backpacks – Unisex –
Home delivery from 18/08/2026
60 days to change your mind
No subject to promotional offers MilletTheUbic 55+15 Black/Sand is a hiking backpack from the brand.
Millet UbicLike the rest of the set, this is a versatile and innovative all-season rucksack that can be used just as easily for ski touring in winter as for multi-day hikes in summer, thanks to its many features. In fact, it has several straps that allow you to attach all types of equipment, such as skis, poles, snow shoes, a mattress, etc... You can also carry your water bladder in the bag.
Lightweight, resistant and ergonomic, this bag is also notable for being comfortable to carry. The weight of the rucksack is evenly distributed between your shoulders and hips, whilst the breathable waistbelt, ergonomic shoulder straps and adjustable back will provide you with the comfort you need to enjoy every minute. Ubic 55+15 If it rains whilst you’re out and about, you can fit the integrated rain cover to keep your belongings dry.
- Ergonomic shoulder straps
- Heavy-duty carrying belt
- Reinforced base
- 2 side compression straps
- Adjustable chest strap
- Straps at the bottom of the bag
- Compression straps for shoulder and waist belts
- Handrest straps
- Side zip access
- Big zip-opening, suitcase-style
- Removable flap opening
- Extendable flap with 2 buckles and a waterproof skirt
- Compartment for a hydration system
- Front compartment
- 2 side mesh pockets
- Front zipped pocket
- 2 Zipped pockets on the flap
- Stretch zipped pocket on the belt
- Gear holder system
- Key ring
Dimensions : 73 x 32 x 31 cm
Back height: 46–53 cm
Composition :
- main material : 210D Solution Dye Polyamide with a durable water-repellent finish DWR
- Secondary material: 100% recycled 600D polyester with a durable DWR water-repellent finish (water resistance: (1000 mm)
- Lining : 100% recycled 250D polyester with a durable DWR water-repellent finish (water resistance: (1000 mm)
| ECO DYEING | Thanks to this eco-friendly dye, colours last longer, are more vibrant and are less likely to run. Compared with the traditional textile dyeing process, this technology saves more water, uses far fewer chemicals that are harmful to the environment, and produces fewer CO₂ emissions. |
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