This is a true hybrid. The Helly Hansen bag is a nice gimmick packed bag.

HELLY HANSEN is known for its ocean wear, but the waterproofing expertise it has cultivated has also been applied to mountain wear, and is now well known by many as a comprehensive outdoor brand.

In recent years, the company has expanded into the lifestyle area and is supported by a wide range of people for its Norwegian-derived design quality.

The three new Helly Hansen bags can be used both outdoors and in the city, but they are more than just hybrid gear. They are more than just hybrid gear; they are a fusion of the two at a high level.

Skadi HipBag ¥6,000+TAX

Skadi 22 ¥14,800+TAX

Skadi 32 ¥16,800+TAX

This new line of models called "Skadi" is a further enhancement of "Sculsteen," the standard series of "Helly Hansen. All of them are made of Cordura nylon, which is known for its durability.

It is packed with gimmicks that work in both the mountains and the city.

And it is, after all, functional.

Each backpack comes with a rain cover, so you don't have to worry about getting wet if it rains. Straps for carabiners are hidden in the center front. The firm waist belt, useful for mountain climbing, is designed to be stowed away once you are down in town. The back of the bag has a 3D back panel to prevent stuffiness. The ultimate in storage is the ability to hold both a hydration bag and a laptop, a lifeline for both the mountain and the city. In any case, the gimmick is very compact.

It is rare to find a bag that can adjust so well to the mountains and the city. This is true hybrid gear, and will go on sale from February 8 (Sat) at directly managed stores and retailers nationwide.