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Khroma 38
Rab
Khroma 38
$249.95
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  Whether you’re tackling the Haute Route Ski Tour or launching a complex ascent, the Rab Khroma 38 is the ultimate ski touring pack for when you need a stable load and plenty of space for kit. The ultra-tough Spectra® Ripstop fabric is made with fibers that are fifteen times stronger than steel gram for gram, so the pack will endure scrapes with sharp tools, rock, and ski edges without compromising on low weight. It’s also UV-resistant, essential for multiple days at high altitudes.

  The close-fitting X-SHIELD™ back system distributes weight evenly to keep your load stable on both the up and the down, as well as featuring a snow-shedding back panel for those deep powder days. Every detail has been designed to make accessing your kit quick and easy, with a zipped back entry allowing you to reach gear at the bottom of the main compartment without emptying the whole pack. The large roll top provides extra storage space when you need to scale up your load, while a separate avalanche safety equipment compartment gives rapid access at the crucial moment.

  Secure your gear on the boot pack using the A-frame carry for skis or splitboard, a detachable rope carry strap, and a HeadLocker ice axe attachment. A detachable helmet holder provides added volume and easy helmet access. Keep smaller essentials, such as snacks or sun cream, to hand in the drop pocket or the large hipbelt pocket.

Footprint sold separately.
Description
Brand:
Rab
Mfg Sku/Part Number:
QAP-47
Gender:
Unisex
Dimensions:
61 x 31 x 29 cm / 24 x 12 x 11.5 in.
Volume:
38 liters
Weight:
1.14 kg / 2 lbs 8 oz
Back Length:
19 in. / 48 cm
Other Features:
  • Tough and durable fabric construction, protects against sharp tools, rock and ski edges
  • Large roll top entry
  • Quick access avalanche safety equipment compartment
  • Back panel zip entry to main compartment for easy kit access
  • A-frame ski carry
  • X-SHIELD™ fixed carry system with snow shedding back panel
  • HeadLocker axe attachment
  • Detachable helmet holder provides added volume and easy helmet access
  • Hipbelt with easy release buckle, one large pocket and one gear loop
  • Top tensioner stabilizes load and lower compression cinches pack
  • Sternum strap with whistle for attracting attention
  • Secure rope carry strap, detachable for flexibility
  • TPU drop pocket for easy access to essentials
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