Azimuth (n): the horizontal angle or direction of a compass bearing.

Built to disappear into your kit until the moment it's needed, the Azimuth Backpack has always delivered capable carry without unnecessary weight or structure. The Azimuth 2.0 evolves that original concept into a more stable, expandable ultralight platform.

A new 1/2" EVA foam back panel featured in the HD version adds just enough structure to stabilize the load and improve comfort when the pack is carrying more weight, without turning the Azimuth into a rigid or overbuilt pack. The added support also creates a more stable interface when carrying a hydration bladder, helping keep its weight controlled against the back while moving.

Exterior webbing fields found on both SE and HD versions expand the Azimuth's capabilities beyond its internal volume, providing low-profile attachment points for compatible accessories, including Booster Pods. Configure additional storage when the objective demands it, then strip the pack back down when it doesn't.

Despite its expanded capability, the Azimuth remains true to its ultralight origins. With no rigid frame or structural elements beyond the foam back panel, its low-profile construction can still be packed flat at the bottom of a suitcase, duffel, vehicle gear box, or larger pack until called into service.

Light enough to bring when you're not sure you'll need it. Capable enough to rely on when you do.