LOWE ALPINE
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 Airzone Centro 27 Pack now $118.95 reg. $139.95 |
 Ice Axe Bag II now $26.95 reg. $29.95 |
 Pro Tool Bag II now $26.95 reg. $29.95 |
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 Airzone Centro ND 25 Z (Women's) now $118.95 reg. $139.95 |
 Crampon Bag II now $26.95 reg. $29.95 |
 Houdini Pack now $35.95 reg. $39.95 |
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 Airzone Centro 30 Z now $118.95 reg. $139.95 |
 TFX Appalachian 65+15 Backpack from $169.95 reg. $199.95 |
 Boulder Bag 30 $79.95 |
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 Airzone Centro 35+10 Day Pack $169.95 |
 Travel Tote Backpack Bag $49.95 |
 Airzone Active 28 Day Pack $99.95 |
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Lowe Alpine was born in 1967 in the Colorado work shed of climber Greg Lowe. Though they've since expanded to become an international company, they retain Greg's vision and enthusiasm. Among their staff you'll find rock climbers and alpinists, mountain bikers and skiers, trail runners and canoeists.
Lowe Alpine chooses to innovate rather than follow the crowd, to them function comes first and if that means creating an entirely new concept then so be it. What other outdoor company can claim world-beating innovations such as Triplepoint Ceramic waterproof/breathable fabric, Aletiam insulation, Dryflo underwear, APS back systems, Crossbow stabilization- and the list goes on.
Lowe Alpine chooses to innovate rather than follow the crowd, to them function comes first and if that means creating an entirely new concept then so be it. What other outdoor company can claim world-beating innovations such as Triplepoint Ceramic waterproof/breathable fabric, Aletiam insulation, Dryflo underwear, APS back systems, Crossbow stabilization- and the list goes on.