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Model 38+ is multi-purpose, its total length in the back is only 55 cm and the removable top flap gives you great freedom of movement when climbing. In case you need even more flexibility, you can easily remove the T-Frame "Remove & Climb" strut. When you remove the hipbelt padding and flap, you get a super lightweight pack that weighs just 630g. When skiing, the highly accessible front section is ideal for storing safety gear.
The Mammut Trion Light all-season backpack is surprisingly lightweight and versatile.
- T-frame, "Remove & Climb" frame brace,
- backward ventilation thanks to 3-D EVA foam with air channels
- Adjustable waist belt
- Height adjustable removable flap with internal and external pockets
- Rear length M, 55 cm, ideal for climbing
- Large front compartment for safety gear
- Reinforced side trailer
- 2 ultra-stable crampon grips
- Compression straps can be tensioned on the side or front
- Compatible with hydration systems
- Rope retention on flap
- Product parameters
- Manufacturer: MAMMUT
- Product code: 2510-0384038-5611
- volume : 38 L
- colour : modrá
- Season : 2019 jaro
- sex : unisex
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Mammut stands for functionality, design and unrivalled Swiss quality since 1862. Equipment, clothing and accessories for skiing, mountaineering, climbing and more. Free shipping. Mammut, Jackets, sweaters, pants, boots, equipment, accessories, t-shirts.
Mammut Sports Group AG is a manufacturer of mountaineering and trekking equipment based in Seon, Switzerland. The company was founded in 1862 by Kaspar Tanner in Dintikon. Today, Mammut employs 200 people at its headquarters and several hundred more employees work in various facilities around the world. The central warehouse for Europe is located in Memmingen, Germany, which is constantly being expanded.
Together with the German company Edelrid, Mammut is the world leader in climbing equipment. Mammut has bought several large companies that sell their products under this brand. These include Toko, which manufactures ski wax, and Raichle, which makes hiking boots.
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