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Yagi 35L
Blue Ice
Yagi 35L
$142.46
Description

　　The Blue Ice Yagi 35L is the classic ski touring pack. Redesigned this season, with technicity and efficiency in mind, it is the ideal pack for both uphill and downhill skiing. The Yagi is built to last & designed to make the skier’s life easier. From the easy grab handle to the wide back panel access, all features are designed to make the pack as functional as possible.

　　The Yagi benefits from a dedicated compartment with quick access to snow safety tools and a generous accessories pocket. It offers multiple ski carry options and is also compatible with snowboards. Ice axes can be carried in or out and in quick deploy mode. From the classic day out with friends to the more technical glacier crossing, the Yagi 35L is the perfect pack for all kinds of adventures.

　　Helmet holder compatible & included. Compatible with Quick Ski Carry (not included).

　　

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BLUE ICE - YAGI F23
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Description
Brand:
Blue Ice
Mfg Sku/Part Number:
100455
Gender:
Unisex
Volume:
35 liters
Weight:
910 g / 2.01 lbs
Dimensions:
62 x 31 x 27 cm
Materials:
High density 420D Nylon Ripstop, 420D Robic Air HD Nylon, PFC FREE - bluesign®-approved
Other Features:
  • A-frame ski carry (work as side compression). Clipped on front panel = splitboard compatible
  • Separate diagonal ski carry (strap + loop)
  • Top zip loader
  • Back panel access: double zip + magnet
  • Outside access pocket with generous volume (fits goggles)
  • External ice axe stashes: allow access without taking pack off
  • Outside-access avalanche tools pocket
  • Stretch & zipped hip belt pockets
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