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Who We Are
Different pursuits. A shared purpose.
An enduring focus.
A better way to carry.
For the journey.
And everything
you bring.
Since 1999, INOXTO has focused on backpacks and outdoor carrying equipment. Our purpose is straightforward: help people carry what they need and feel more at ease along the way.
A pack is part of every step. How it sits against your back, where the weight rests, and how quickly you can reach water or a layer all shape the experience. These everyday moments guide the way we think about our products.
From a short run to a longer hike, a ride or time away, different journeys call for different solutions. Our range brings together hiking packs, hydration equipment and outdoor accessories with a shared emphasis on useful design, comfortable carrying and practical organization.
Comfort starts
with the carry.
Capacity is only the beginning. A useful pack also needs to stay close, adjust to the wearer and keep essentials within reach.
On the Ventus 24, a perforated padded back panel and airflow channels work alongside contoured shoulder straps and a supportive hip belt. Load lifters and an adjustable sternum strap help the wearer fine-tune the fit as the load changes.
Accessible shoulder and hip pockets bring small essentials forward. Hydration routing, compression straps and external attachment points add flexibility without asking you to unpack every time you stop.
The right material.
In the right place.
A pack balances weight, structure, flexibility and exposure. We select materials for the job each part needs to do.
Nylon, with purpose.
The Ventus 24 combines 420D and 210D nylon. Different fabric weights allow the construction to balance a supported shape with flexible areas. Denier is one part of the picture; weave, finish and construction also affect how a fabric performs.
Built for the intended use.
Selected hiking packs use polyester shells, including 600D options. The material specification belongs to the individual model, rather than one universal recipe. Check each product page for the fabric and weight of the pack you choose.
Space to breathe.
Mesh, shaped padding and ventilation channels help manage the contact between pack and wearer. Stretch mesh also creates accessible storage that can flex around the items you carry. Back-panel construction differs across the range.
Flexible hydration.
Our blue hydration reservoirs use TPU, while transparent reservoirs use PEVA. Selected soft flasks pair a TPU body with a silicone mouthpiece. Reservoir capacity, compatibility and included accessories depend on the selected product or bundle.
Small details.
A real difference.
Good equipment feels considered when you use it. Our quality priorities begin with the places you touch, adjust and rely on most.
Construction
that matters.
Seams, edge binding and strap attachment points are central to a pack’s structure. We focus on how panels and webbing work together, especially where the load transfers through the carrying system.
Hardware you
can work with.
Zipper access, buckle placement and adjustment range all affect day-to-day use. The aim is clear, accessible operation: tightening a strap, opening a pocket or securing an item without unnecessary complication.
Organization
within reach.
On selected models, features include detachable phone storage, shoulder-flask pockets, helmet attachments and trekking-pole carry points. Each has a practical role; choose the configuration that suits your activity.
From the lab.
To the trail.
Before a pack reaches you, it has a journey of its own. Laboratory mechanical testing, loaded carrying evaluations and time outdoors all play a part in our development process before launch.
Look beyond the surface.
Laboratory mechanical testing helps us understand how a pack responds to the demands placed on it. We consider the construction as a connected system: fabric, stitching, straps and hardware need to work together when the pack is loaded and used.
The purpose is practical: identify weaknesses, understand the behaviour of the design and bring those observations back into development.
Comfort needs movement.
A pack can look right while standing still and feel different once the journey begins. Our carrying evaluations put the pack on the body with a load, paying attention to fit, balance, support and freedom of movement.
Shoulder contact, hip support and the way adjustments feel in use matter alongside capacity and weight. These are the details that turn a specification into a carrying experience.
The trail adds perspective.
Our team has spent time on many hikes and outdoor outings. That experience keeps the conversation grounded in use: reaching for water, changing a layer, adjusting a pack on the move and carrying essentials over changing terrain.
Being outdoors brings together the details that are easy to consider separately indoors. How a pack moves, organizes gear and fits into the rhythm of a trip becomes clearer along the way.
Bring experience back.
Laboratory work and outdoor experience offer different perspectives. Together with carrying evaluations, they help us assess a design before launch and guide further refinement.
For INOXTO, testing is part of making equipment useful: looking closely, carrying it, and asking how the next version can work better for the person wearing it.
Closer to your
next adventure.
Regional warehousing. A worldwide outlook.
We use warehouses in these four regions to support delivery to our customers. Where inventory and destination allow, orders are allocated to a nearby warehouse. Some products may ship from another location depending on availability.
Shipping options and delivery estimates depend on your destination and selected service. Tracking information is provided after dispatch so you can follow your order’s progress.
Different pursuits.
A shared purpose.
From everyday outdoor journeys to expeditions, rides, trail runs and the daily commute, each INOXTO collection has a distinct focus. Find the one that moves with your world.
VENTUS
Make room for the outdoors.
VENTUS is our collection for hiking and everyday outdoor exploration. Its focus is the balance between carrying comfort, practical organization and the freedom to adapt as plans change.
From a familiar local trail to a day spent further afield, VENTUS brings an outdoor mindset to the journeys you make most often.
NORELIS
Carry the ambition.
NORELIS is our collection for expeditions and journeys that call for a substantial kit. It is centred on the demands of carrying more: a considered approach to support, organization and the relationship between the wearer and the load.
For longer routes and more involved plans, NORELIS represents the expedition side of INOXTO.
STRAVEN
Find your rhythm on two wheels.
STRAVEN is our cycling collection, shaped around the rhythm of the ride. Its focus is purposeful carrying that fits into time on the bike, keeping the rider’s movement and essential equipment at the centre of the experience.
Whether riding is a regular routine or a way to explore further, STRAVEN gives it a dedicated place in the INOXTO range.
VELOREN
Follow the trail. Find your flow.
VELOREN is our trail running collection. It centres on the connection between runner, equipment and terrain, with an emphasis on carrying what matters while maintaining a natural rhythm in motion.
From a short trail session to a longer day on your feet, VELOREN expresses the running spirit of INOXTO: focused, energetic and drawn to the next turn.
NIVALOR
Bring purpose to the everyday.
NIVALOR is our collection for urban commuting and daily life. Its focus is the changing routine of the city: moving between work, transport and personal time with a considered approach to everyday carrying.
It brings the INOXTO perspective into an urban setting, giving the daily journey its own sense of purpose.
Five collections. Five distinct directions. One focus on the way people carry and move.
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