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Ascent 30 S (Spring 2023)
Ortovox
Ascent 30 S (Spring 2023)
$127.50
Description

  The Ortovox Ascent 30 S ski tour backpack was developed especially for men and women with short torsos – the “S” in the name stands for Short. The back system of this backpack is significantly shorter than that of the Ascent 32.<br />

  Like the Ascent 32, the ultra-light and technical Ascent 30 S is perfect for demanding days in the mountains. That’s why Ortovox has focused on the important things and thought through every detail.

  This backpack is abrasion-resistant but still extremely light thanks to the polyamide 100D Robic Ripstop. Despite this reduction in weight it still has high wear comfort: The foamed 3D back system distributes the weight evenly between the hip fins and the padded shoulder straps. Features such as the circular zipper that provides quick access to your equipment, a map compartment, hydration system compatibility, as well as a diagonal ski attachment, an ice axe holder and a rope fastening, make the pack what it is: a technical, ultra-lightweight partner for challenging ski tours.

  The Ascent 30 S also includes an emergency card: in the case of an emergency, the card provides information about the injured person and therefore allows for faster and more efficient treatment.

  WARNING for California customers: This product can expose you to chemicals including dimethylformamide, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer. For more information, go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov

Footprint sold separately.
Description
Brand:
Ortovox
Mfg Sku/Part Number:
46243
Gender:
Unisex
Pack Volume:
30 Liters
Weight:
Min. 840 g (29.6 oz) / Max. 910 g (32 oz)
Torso Size:
Short:36 - 44 cm (14.2 - 17.3 in)
Other Features:
  • Chest strap with signal whistle
  • Safety compartment integrated
  • Wide ski fastener (max. 150mm)
  • Snowboard and snowshoe attachment
  • Bright Inside
  • Water-resistant zipper
  • Helmet net
  • Gear loops
  • Access to main compartment: front
  • Map compartment
  • A-Skifix
  • D-Skifix
  • Rope attachment
  • Compression strap
  • Hydration system compatible
  • Ice axe and hiking pole fastening
  • Key holder
  • Emergency card

  • Material: Nylon 420D Robic + Nylon 100D Robic Ripstop

    SUSTAINABILITY:
    FAIR WEAR FOUNDATION (FWF)
    This product was manufactured under fair working conditions in conformity with Fair Wear Foundation.
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