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Kume 40L Ski Pack
Blue Ice
Kume 40L Ski Pack
$149.96
Description

  The Blue Ice Kume 40L is the ideal pack for skiers and splitboarders chasing technical objectives in serious terrain. This updated version brings improvements in carry, durability and weight, and is offered in a volume optimized for complex ski missions, from done in a day to extended epics.

  The Kume’s extended feature set includes a separate snow safety pocket, a vertical rope pocket with quick-access zip and a variety of ski carry options. Dual technical ice tools can be attached securely, and classic piolets can be carried internally or in a quick-deploy position. The carry system is low-profile, provides great stability and features hip pockets and gear loops on the belt and lanyard clip points on the shoulder straps.

  Now in two fit options, the Kume is perfect for gear-intensive, technical ski mountaineering.

Footprint sold separately.
Description
Brand:
Blue Ice
Mfg Sku/Part Number:
100453
Gender:
Unisex
Weight:
1005 g / 35.5 oz
Materials:
420d Robic / N6.6 Ripstop / 420d Robic Air - PFC FREE - bluesign-approved
Other Features:
  • Dual ice axe carry
  • Ski carry: Diagonal, A-frame or quick-carry
  • Side compression straps
  • Hybrid laminated shoulder straps with lanyard loops
  • Low profile hip pads with pockets and gear loops
  • Removable spring steel frame
  • Separate avalanche tool storage
  • Quick-deploy vertical rope compartment
  • Full length side access zip
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