is this a one axe pack?
thx sather
A rather complete lightweight day pack from Mammut. The Spindrift is an ultralight backpack for ski touring that has a number of race-inspired features. The ski attachment system can be operated without removing the pack, and the separate side compartment provides quick access for crampons, hydration, or a backup layer. Mammut added a couple nice twists, such as removable back-padding that can be used as a moisture-blocking cushion. Also there is a zipper compression system that lets you shrink the pack for short days and enlarge it for longer ones, with or without rope. The Spindrift 25 is a solid ski touring pack that shows off Swiss attention to detail.
- External helmet and jacket holders let you carry more stuff internally.
- 100D Cordura® nylon is strong, and it goes up to 210D on the bottom.
- Ice pick holder doubles as a pole holder when using the axe or on rappel.
- Zipper expansion on the front of the pack allow it to transform in size.
- Speed ski attachment consists of a loop holster and a bungee hook.
- Small exterior zipper pocket is handy for hard-to-find items like skin wax.
- Back padding can be removed if you want to make a cushioned seat.
- Compatible with hydration systems with internal hangers and exit ports.
Specifications | |
Weight |
600g |
Volume | 25L |
Access | Top |
Hydration | Compatible |
Ski Carry | Loop and hook |
Shovel / Probe | Internal |
Ice Axe | Loop |
Security Pocket | No |
Whistle | No |
Skimo Co Says | |
Usage | Long distance ski touring |
Notes | Back padding can be used as a seat |
Bottom Line | Sizeable, race-inspired day pack |
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Questions & Reviews
9/5/2017
9/6/2017
Hi Sather, this pack is designed to work with one axe. Depending on the axes, I think you could make two fit in a pinch, but it wouldn't be ideal.
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2/10/2017
Hi. This is a similar question that i asked for a different pack. I would like to carry a small daypack that I can easily roll up or made compact to carry into a hut. I use a 70 liter pack to get to the hut and would like to find a pack that can carry all the necessary backcountry ski gear but yet light and compact enough to carry. Will this pack roll up or does it have a rigid frame? Thanks.
2/11/2017
Hi Allan, there is no spine in this pack so you could roll it up.
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