Altmont Original Standard Backpack
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Key features
- Optimized multipurpose interior with zippered mesh pocket, key fob, pen holder and name tag to keep all your essentials perfectly organized and easily accessible
- Elaborate and extremely comfortable shoulder straps
- Back padding with improved airflow thanks to one centered channel ensuring the air exchange
| Item number | 606737 |
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| Size | 23 x 31 x 45 cm |
| Capacity | 25 l |
| Weight | 0.7 kg |
| Collection | Altmont Original |
Essentials Gear Pack
Intelligent design and cutting edge materials take this backpack to the next level. Engineered to keep your everyday essentials safe while you jump on trains, cycle across town or hit the gym, it seamlessly blends function and comfort. Casual but seriously useful, there’s two compartments to organize your gear plus a multipurpose side pocket. The padded back and straps ensure maximum wearability.
Features
Dimensions
| Height | 45 cm |
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| Length | 23 cm |
| Width | 31 cm |
| Weight | 0.7 kg |
Details
| Material | Polyester |
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| Capacity | 25 l |
| Color Group | Blue |
| Country of Origin |
Indonesia Viet Nam |
Reviews
Summary
33.33% (1 of 3) of our customers recommend this product.
User reviews
SwissKnife125 from United Kingdom, 20.01.2025
Poor quality fabric.
Backpack looks good but for CHF100 Made in Indonesia, it's poor. Thin fabric. Not waterproof. Base of bag not strong, not solid. Bag too long in length for a backpack. In 2025 it's illegal in 95% of the world, due to knife crime, to carry a Victorinox knife. Why then does this backpack have a secret compartment on the right back strap, specifically designed as a Knife Pouch. This is unthoughtful and not professional of whoever designed this. Victorinox needs to remove this pouch urgently because this could be used to secretly carry illegally a knife.
Robin from USA, 05.08.2022
Good, but not quite as good as it’s predecessor.
Got this to replace the same model I bought about 10 years ago. Old one still serviceable, but starting to fade and look a bit tired. Use it for travel and light hiking. Also as a man-purse sometimes. Plusses: -No more mesh water bottle pockets on both sides. Only ever used one, and the elastic band lost its elasticity after a few years so bottle fell out regularly. New bag has only one, not mesh; hope elastic has greater lifespan. More generally useful for small items that might otherwise poke through mesh. -Better grab handle, thicker and more comfortable, shorter so less likely to catch on things. -Added second full-height zippered compartment very helpful for keeping larger items more easily organized and accessible. -Better key clip design. Old one allowed keys to fall off easily. Also longer leash to keep them secure in pocket. -Better knife pocket. Old one was inside and so loose it was useless for anything. Suggestion for Victorinox—make an air traveler’s “knife” with either no blade, or one that can be easily removed so it isn’t confiscated by security. -Like the extra dongles on the zipper pulls, easier to find and use. Minuses: -Prefer old design with upper and lower outer pockets. Easier to keep smaller items organized and easily accessible during travel. -Outer pocket has no inner divisions or slots. Also, zipper under flap is harder to get to quickly. -Needs more and better slots and pockets in the area where the name tag is. Perhaps an un-zippered pocket behind the mesh one like the old bag. And a second zipper pocket on the back of the opening flap of the compartment. -Prefer the “rip-stop” style lighter material that made up much of the body of the older bag. It was more supple, but there was enough of the stiffer “Cordura” style material to keep its shape. A superior design combination. Less stiff and a more luxurious appearance and feel. Lasted just fine on my ten year old bag. -New strap adjustment is confusing. The little secondary clip for the excess cannot travel far enough along the strap to be truly useful (at least when adjusted for my average size). I am left with a big hanging loop which will catch on things. Not sure this is better than a long dangling strap end. May unhook the clip and let it hang as did the old one. In general, I think the straps are just too long. Would have a luggage shop cut and re-hem them if it wouldn’t void the warranty. In general, a very good multi-purpose daily backpack. But miss the softer, more supple, and luxurious feel of my older Altmont. The stiffer feel is too much like cheaper bags offered by Columbia, Jansport, and many others. Also, miss the extra outer pocket. Will have to wait and see if the rubberized bottom offers any real improvement over the heavy fabric of the older model—perhaps water proof?
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Warranty 1+10 years
Year 1: Victorinox Total Protection Program
During the first twelve (12) months of ownership, your product is covered by the Victorinox Total Protection Program.
- This includes manufacturing defects, normal wear and tear, airline handling and transit damage.
- This excludes abuse, cosmetic damage (scratches on leather or on polycarbonate or stained fabrics), incidental/ consequential damage (such as damage to or loss of content of the bag, loss of use, loss of time), abrasion, solvents and accidents.
- Note that the electronic device/function integrated in your travel product is not covered by this warranty.
The Total Protection Program covers the repair expenses, shipping costs to and from the repair center or a replacement product (identical or equivalent value) if your product is beyond repair. Warranty repairs must be carried out at an approved Victorinox service center.
Years 2 to 11: Victorinox Quality Warranty Program
From the beginning of the second until the end of the eleventh year of ownership, your product is covered by the Victorinox Quality Warranty Program.
- This includes manufacturing defects and normal wear and tear with the exceptions of seams, stitching, fabric and zipper tape.
- This excludes abuse, cosmetic damage (scratches on leather or on polycarbonate or stained fabrics), incidental/ consequential damage (such as a damage to or loss of content of the bag, loss of use, loss of time), abrasion, solvents, accidents, airline handling and transit damage.
- Note that the electronic device/function integrated in your travel product is not covered by this warranty.
The Quality Warranty Program covers:
- the repair expenses or a replacement product (identical or equivalent value) if your product is beyond repair,
- the shipping cost from the repair center.
You are required to either ship your product to us for repair, postage paid, or take it to a Victorinox store or a Victorinox authorized retailer. If it turns out that the repair of your bag is not covered by the warranty, your service center will contact you with an estimate including repair fees and return shipping costs.
Warranty repairs must be carried out at an approved Victorinox service center.
After 11 years
If your product is no longer within the warranty period, we offer a high-quality service at a reasonable price. If your product is “beyond repair”, we will suggest alternative options. Please contact your local service center. We will be happy to explain our different product maintenance services and how to ship your product.
Proof of purchase
Note: Please save your store receipt as proof of purchase, as you will need it to demonstrate your warranty coverage. Our warranty only applies to products that were purchased from an authorized Victorinox store or retailer.
The warranty period starts from the date of the original purchase. Any repairs carried out will restore the intended functionality. While repairs will be carried out professionally, we cannot guarantee the preservation of the original appearance.
This warranty gives you certain rights and you may also have other rights, which may vary from state to state or between different European countries. Some jurisdictions do not allow the exclusion or limitation of incidental or consequential damages, so the above limitation or exclusion may not apply to you.
