Vango Mitra Air 30L Rucksack with Mesh Pockets and Rain Cover

Comfort and airflow on the move

A 30L daypack with a breathable mesh back system, hydration compatibility, useful storage pockets and a waterproof rain cover.

The Vango Mitra Air brings together a 30L carrying capacity, a breathable back system and practical pocketing in a daypack format that suits travel, hiking and camping days. It keeps the shape and features of a proper rucksack, but with details that make it easier to live with on the move.

The X-Lite Air back system uses a 3D suspended elastic mesh back with a 6mm steel X frame. Vango says this helps reduce load stress and increase airflow, which is exactly the sort of detail that matters when you are carrying the pack for longer stretches.

Storage that is easy to reach

Large elasticated mesh pockets sit on the front and sides, giving you quick access to items such as waterproofs or other small accessories. There is also a zipped pocket in the lid for things you want kept more secure, plus attachments for walking poles.

Hydration ready and weather aware

The pack is hydration compatible and includes an easy access sleeve that can be used with most hydration bladders. A waterproof rain cover is included as well, so you have a straightforward way to keep the pack dry and clean when the weather turns.

Fabric and finish

The Excel 250D Shadow Ripstop high tenacity fabric is made from recycled materials. Vango describes it as strong, robust and lightweight, with a soft touch finish.

• 30L rucksack for day trips, travel and outdoor use
• Breathable mesh back system with a suspended mesh panel
• Front and side mesh pockets for quick-access storage
• Lid pocket for smaller items you want close to hand
• Hydration sleeve compatible with most hydration bladders
• Included rain cover with bright orange colour and reflective print

For shoppers who want a straightforward daypack with a few well-judged outdoor features, the Mitra Air keeps the focus on comfort, access and weather protection without overcomplicating the layout.