Neo 16L Protector Hydration Pack

This Evoc MTB pack is quite literally packed full of features, but what truly sets it apart is the integrated Airshield back protector. This certified protector absorbs some of the shock of over-the-bars tumbles, but doesn't sacrifice your riding performance thanks to its ergonomic shape, comfortable flex, and 360-degree ventilation that helps you stay cool. Carry all your water, tools, and snacks with a little extra peace of mind.

Hydration pack with built-in coverage for rowdy trail rides
CE certified back protector absorbs impact energy in a crash
Ergonomic shape and dynamic flex won't hinder your performance
360-degree ventilation for ultimate carrying comfort
Holds up to a 3L bladder to help you stay hydrated
Tool compartment keeps your tools and spare parts secure
Height-adjustable hip belt for getting the right fit
Magnetic clip keeps your hose from flailing about

Tech Specs

Material

Airo Flex nylon, 3D Air mesh

Volume

16L (976cu in)

Support/Suspension

certified Airshield back protector (CE EN 1621-2)

Shoulder Straps

padded, ergonomically shaped

Waist Belt

buckled waist belt with 2 hib belt pouches (one elastic, one zippered)

Hydration Compatible

carries hydration reservoirs up to 3L

Reservoir Included

Pockets

1 main compartment, 1 zippered top, 1 front tool, 2 side stretch, 2 waist belt pouches

Helmet Carry

full-face and half-shell

Rain Cover

integrated

Dimensions

10.6 x 20.5 x 4.3in

Recommended Use

downhill, enduro, trail

Manufacturer Warranty

limited

Size

Evoc

Backpacks
	XS	S	M / L	XL
Torso Length	10.6 - 15in (27 - 38cm)	15 - 16.9in (38 - 43cm)	17.3 - 19.7in (44 - 50cm)	20.1 - 22in (51 - 56cm)
Hip Belt Amount	up to 37in (94cm) flex to 39.4in (100cm)	up to 39in (99cm) flex to 41.3in (105cm)	up to 43in (109cm) flex to 45.3in (115cm)	up to 44in (111cm) flex to 46.1in (117cm)

How to Measure Your Torso:: Measure your torso length by bending your head forward so your chin touches your chest. Feel for the most prominent bump at the back of your neck. Now measure from that point down to an imaginary line connecting the tops of your hips around your back. This works best with a partner's help.