These aluminum cartridges store the life-blood of the Mammut Airbag system: simple compressed air. The cartridges can be purchased with or without a charge, noting there are transport restrictions on a charged unit (no air travel). Either one can be refilled using a compressed air source such as a SCUBA or paintball tank. To recharge a unit, you’ll need a tank, adapter, and a refill kit that consists of a disposable gasket and cover plate. The cartridges are designed to hold 3000 PSI and weigh 625g empty or 700g with a charge.
Each cartridge comes with three refill kits, so you will need one of those each time you refill. If you are worried about finding a place to fill it, you can purchase the Mammut Airbag Cartridge Adapter. This adapter allows you to refill using any Scuba tank!
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7/29/2020
Question from
Ignacio Mattioli
Hello! Do you ship to Argentina? The cannister comes with refill kit? How many? Or i have to buy it extra? Thanks
Hello Ignacio, we do ship to Argentina! The canister comes with 3 refill kits, and you can buy more using the link in the description if you'd like extra in addition to the 3 included!
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6/11/2020
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sam henderson
Hi do you currently only have filled canisters in stock? I would need to ship to New Zealand so I assume it needs to be empty? Cheers, Sam
Hey Sam, thanks for reaching out! You are correct that the canister must be empty to ship to NZ, and I have just added an empty canister to our inventory for you. Feel free to put in that order whenever you're ready!
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12/23/2019
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Al Banfe
I bought one from you last year. My question: How often does the rubber gasket need replacing? Do you sell these? THANKS!
Chris, yes it is. Compatible with Removable Airbag System (R.A.S.) and Protection Airbag System as well as with Snowpulse avalanche airbags from winter season 2011-2012.
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4/30/2019
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Tom
If I pick this up from your retail store does the cylinder come full or empty?
The mammut canister feels solid in hand and so far has held its charge well. New versions with the protective cover seem have some visual confidence built-in, and canisters are just low enough pressure to be filled by many shops (including Paintball shops in far flung parts of the world). 3000 PSI seems to be the new standard (ala new BCA floats), and now just wishing Mammut could get the carbon versions into the states.