Innovative waterproof backpacks power the new sport of seatrekking
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ÁETEM bags include an anchor that keeps them in place while the seatrekker dives and explores
Seatrekking can serve as an extension of hiking
The Seashell is a hard pack that doubles as a bodyboard
The 70-liter (4,270 cu in) Big Pack
The 35-liter (2,135 cu in) Day Pack
ÁETEM's packs float behind you
The packs serve as regular backpacks on land
A leash connects seatrekker to pack
The packs are designed to be rugged and waterproof
The Seashell includes integrated compartments for storage
It may be a little less comfortable than the average backpack, but it can be carried that way
It may be a little less comfortable than the average backpack, but it can be carried that way
Multi-day trips over land and sea
Nights are spent camping on beaches
ÁETEM's bags make it possible to explore longer and farther
Article Summary
We see a ton of new gear here at Gizmag. Less often, we see gear that empowers people to experience the world in new ways. ÁETEM is a German company that was created by a group of people passionate about experiencing the world in a new way. That new way is called seatrekking, and ÁETEM's upcoming line of rugged waterproof packs is designed to meet its demands.
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