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Trion Nordwand 38 - Women's
Mammut
Trion Nordwand 38 - Women's
$169.95
Description

  Performance-oriented alpine backpack: The Trion Nordwand 38 Women is lightweight and robust thanks to its high-quality Cordura material. Its exceptionally high level of comfort when worn is due to its female fit, with shoulder straps and back section adapted to the female shape. Caro North, one of Mammut's top athletes, was significantly involved in the development of this backpack. Designed by performers - for performers: the Trion Nordwand 38 Women.

  Part of the Mammut Eiger Extreme collection: relentlessly tested and continuously optimized for the highest possible performance.

Footprint sold separately.
Description
Brand Name:
Mammut
Mfg Sku/Part Number:
2520-01010
Gender:
Women's
Liters:
38
Dimensions:
20.5 x 12 x 11 in / 52 x 30 x 28 cm
Weight:
33.9 oz / 960 g
Suspension system:
CONTACT V Frame™
Materials:
100% Polyamide
Other Features:
  • Height-adjustable flap with internal and external pockets/li>
  • Rope fixing strap under the flap/li>
  • Comfortable thanks to the anatomically shaped, soft padded hip belt and shoulder straps/li>
  • Trekking pole carrier/li>
  • Forward-pull hip belt adjustment/li>
  • 2 strong ice axe attachments/li>
  • Hydration system-compatible/li>
  • Detachable hip belt padding/li>
  • Roll-top closure/li>
  • Compression straps can be tensioned at side and front/li>
  • Reinforced side ski attachment/li>
  • Carrying system tailored to the female anatomy/li>
  • Elasticated chest strap for optimum comfort and a perfect fit/li>
  • Water-repellent external zipper pocket
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