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Description
Designed by guides and athletes, the Mutant 38 fits perfectly between its bigger and smaller siblings; great for long days in the mountains that don't require setting up basecamp but might require a ledge-bound shiver-bivy. The backpanel sheds snow and easy-to-use ice tool attachment and glove-friendly buckles mean less time fiddling with your pack. With a hipbelt that includes gear loops and stashes behind the pack to provide access to your harness when you need it, plus integrated helmet and rope carry, the Mutant 38 is a nimble and capable alpine machine that fits better and feels more comfortable than what you’re used to. Whether you're enjoying a North Cascade's classic or getting showered by spindrift in the Canadian Rockies, the Mutant 38 can do everything you need except belay you on the next pitch.
FEATURES
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Snowshed fabric backpanel
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Dual ToolLocks™ with bungee tie-offs
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Front panel daisy chain for additional gear attachment
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Three-point haul system
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Internal hydration sleeve
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Glove-friendly buckles
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Rope attachment and internal compression
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Removable top lid with integraged FlapJacket™ for lidless use
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Top or front of pack helmet carry
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Reinforced A-frame ski carry
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Quick release upper side compression straps
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Lower side compression straps
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Dual hipbelt gear loops and ice gear carry attachment
- Reverse-wrap hipbelt
SPECIFICATIONS
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Load Range 10 - 40 lbs.
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Fabric - 210D High Tenacity Nylon
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Main Accent - 210D Nylon Honey Comb Contrast Thread
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Botom - 420HD Nylon Packcloth
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Small/Medium
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Volume - 2,197 IN3 / 38 Liters
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Dimensions - 26.8H X 12.6W x 11.8D IN.
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Weight 2.7 LBS
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Medium/Large
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Volume 2,319 IN3 / 38 Liters
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Dimensions 28.7H X 12.6W X 11.8D IN.
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Weight 2.8 LBS
- Load Range 10 - 40 lbs.
Additional Information
Year | Fall 2018 |
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Intended Use | Mountaineering & Ice Climbing |
WARNING: California Proposition 65
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.