Conclusion
Everyone has to decide for themselves whether the volume of the backpack is enough. The backpack is ideal for a day in the ski area, where you only need to take your safety equipment, a snack including a summit beer and a change of clothes - you can even pack in a few extra items. It is too small for extended day tours where you also need crampons, ice axes etc. and is certainly not intended for this purpose. For "normal" tours it is sufficient if you can limit yourself a little. The backpack is advertised as being particularly light.
Of course, there are much lighter backpacks with the same volume. However, these tend to have the shape and comfort of a gym bag and offer neither the additional protection of a back protector nor the option of transporting full-sized freeride skis. Last but not least, the backpack can also be used for biking and is a useful companion with the protector.
Advantages & disadvantages
+ additional protection with protector
+ lined goggle compartment
+ sensible subdivision
+ large zipper on the main compartment
+ ski carrying system
- high price
- weight (for fetishists)
Details
RRP: 149.95
Volume: 16 liters (size M/L)
Weight: 1140 grams (size M/L)
Dimensions: 27 x 56 x 10 cm (size M/L)
Material: nylon 210/D ripstop PU coated, nylon 840/D ripstop PU coated, air mesh, neoprene
TÜV/GS-tested
Back protector CE-certified (EN 1621-2)
Avalanche compartment with quick access and emergency plan
Attachment system for: Snowboard, skis (diagonal), snowshoes
Loops (multifunctional)
Hip belt pocket
Hydration system holder up to 3 liters (insulated hose guide)
Available in 3 sizes: S, M/L, XL according to upper body length (S 38 - 43 cm, M/L 44 - 50 cm, XL 51 - 56 cm)
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