Hosted annually by the Outdoor Innovation Awards, the program honors products that demonstrate outstanding innovation, performance, sustainability and real-world usability. Selected by an independent panel of industry experts, media and designers, the awards spotlight gear that meaningfully advances how people live, move and explore outdoors. Receiving Backpack Product of the Year highlights the Unrestricted Small Backpack’s ability to redefine expectations within its category.
Small never carried so much. The Unrestricted Small Backpack expands Dometic’s Unrestricted line with a compact, daily ready backpack designed to move seamlessly between commute, travel and adventure—combining high performance cooling, smart organization and durable construction in an agile form.
Built with advanced recycled materials and proven cooling technology, it features 100% recycled PrimaLoft® Gold insulation, a 100% recycled 900D CORDURA® re/cor exterior, and a seam welded, leak resistant 420D TPU interior. YKK AQUAGUARD® zippers and recycled components ensure rugged, water resistant performance.
Designed as a true backpack with integrated cooler functionality, the insulated main compartment holds up to 28 cans, while everyday features include a 16 inch laptop sleeve, multiple pockets, dual bottle holders, and ergonomic OrthoLite® padded straps. Connect Ice™ compatibility and leak resistant construction keep contents cold and dry throughout the day.
Engineered in Sweden, the Unrestricted Small Backpack fits easily under seats or in overhead compartments and carries like an everyday pack while cooling like a performance soft cooler. Its addition strengthens Unrestricted as Dometic’s most adaptive soft cooler system to date, now recognized at the highest level of backpack innovation.
The Unrestricted Small Backpack will be available globally beginning April 7 on dometic.com and through selected retail partners.
MSRP: EUR 189 (USD 200)
All Inclusive
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