No peak too high, no path too far: the PEAK 32 S is a multifunctional high altitude backpack for demanding alpinists with short back lengths who are looking for a robust, versatile and comfortable backpack for all occasions.
The wide, padded shoulder and hip straps and the close-fitting, full-contact back reinforced with metal struts of the unique Swisswool 3D BACK SYSTEMS, which distributes the load evenly on the back, ensure high wearing comfort. For optimal climate regulation on the contact surfaces, the back, shoulder and hip straps are lined with a Swisswool wool fleece that reliably absorbs water vapor and dries quickly. The PEAK 32 Salso scores with a separate safety compartment, numerous attachment options for rope, ice axe, helmet, skis, snowboard and poles, as well as a side crampon compartment. In the spirit of sustainability, the two main outer materials are made of 100% and 50% recycled polyamide, which makes the backpack extremely robust, resistant and durable. Thus, the PEAK 32 S brings great freedom to the mountain and is a reliable companion for any high altitude or ski tour.
Features
- Access to main compartment: front
- Access to main compartment: Top
- Circumferential zipper
- Separate safety compartment
- Map compartment
- Hip pocket
- A-Skifix
- D-Skifix (diagonal)
- Holder for safety equipment
- Snowboard and snowshoe attachment
- 2 Ice axe holders
- pole fastening
- Rope attachment
- Crampon compartment
- Gear loops
- Helmet net
- Hydration system compatible
- Bottle holder inside
- Chest strap with signal whistle
- Emergency Card
- Swisswool 3D back system
Specifications
- Additional compartment for emergency equipment
- Front Material: Polyamide 420 D Ripstop: 50% recycled
- Material II: Polyamide 420 D: 100% recycled
- This product contains no environmentally harmful per- or polyfluorinated chemicals (PFCs).
- This product was manufactured under fair working conditions in conformity with Fair Wear Foundation.
- For more sustainability! This product contains recycled polyamide.
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