Scaling up from the 50L Easyfit, the 70L version of the Forclaz MT100 swaps the ventilated mesh back panel for a padded, direct-contact system — a common trade at larger pack volumes, where stability under heavier loads is prioritized over airflow. It keeps the same automatic Easyfit back-length adjustment and aluminum stays, now paired with load-lifter straps to manage the higher loads a 70 L pack is meant to carry on multi-day treks.
Two side pockets, a padded hip belt with its own pockets, and an integrated rain cover round out the feature set, and it's hydration-bladder compatible. Decathlon backs this version with a 10-year warranty, notably longer than the 50L model's two years, which suggests a more robust build spec at this size.
At 1,906 g for 70 L, weight-per-liter works out to about 27 g — actually lighter per liter than the smaller 50L Easyfit — making it a reasonably efficient choice for hikers who need real capacity for extended trips or winter loads rather than fast-and-light weekend trekking.