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Acquiring all your avie gear in drips and drabs can be a pain. Just grab the Mammot Respect 30 Package and get a 30-liter all-day pack, Pulse Barryvox transceiver, Expert Shovel and Plus Probe all in one swoop. Strap on the transceiver—three antennas and a 360-degree display provide quick, accurate, and easy-to-read data, and signal analysis and separation helps you locate your buddies one at a time in the case of a multiple burial. Pack the sturdy Alugator Expert shovel and the 280cm-long probe in the Respect backpack’s front pocket and get ready to poach freshies. A removable hip-belt and detachable ski and snowboard carry system cater to each day’s ride.
Bottom Line: Ready for a day in the backcountry.
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Does this have loops for ice axes and traversing poles? I think
Does this have loops for ice axes and traversing poles? I think I can see some in the images but am not 100%
By: Nick Barsotti
December 11, 2009
Yes, they are on the sides of the pack.
By: Andrew
December 11, 2009
Whats your buddies life worth?
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dw2276090
March 10, 2009
This is a great deal on the finest equipment for anyone heading off the groomers should carry. I just bought this set-up before our latest ski trip to Austria, and it worked great. In addition to its kickass use as a ski pack, the pack also worked great as a carry-on with the airlines (although I stuck the shovel & probe into my checked luggage so airport security wouldnt freak). The Pulse Barryvox transceiver is the absolute best on the market my buddies were all stoked that I had it because it locates buried signals (by that I mean their buried bodies) faster and more easily than anything else out there. And I was a bit nervous because they had cheaper tranceivers that were glitchy and hard to use.
Fortunately we stayed out of avalanche trouble (not always easy to do). This is not the kind of equipment that is worth saving a little bit of cash on whats your buddies life worth? Get the Mammut Respect 30 Avalanche Package and know youve got the best avie gear (and then train & practice using it!).
1 Comment Last Comment: December 25, 2009 by: Jonathan Wilson
By: Jonathan Wilson
December 25, 2009
How did you pack the shovel handle on this pack. It seems too long for the front pocket. I've been struggling trying to get this package to work as smoothly as I would like. What's the best way you;ve found?
Change me.
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We have a lot more Avalanche Survival than that
Avalanche SurvivalWhats your buddies life worth?
This is a great deal on the finest equipment for anyone heading off the groomers should carry. I just bought this set-up before our latest ski trip to more...
- Pack Material:
- Nylon
- Capacity / Volume:
- 1830cu in (30L)
- Ski / Snowboard Carry:
- Yes, diagonal & lateral ski attachment, detachable diagonal ski & snowboard attachment system
- Hydration Compatible:
- Yes
- Beacon Range:
- Greater than 196ft (60m); [Search strip width] 164ft (50m)
- Digital:
- Yes
- Battery Type:
- 3 AAA 1.5 Volt batteries
- Battery Life:
- At least 200hr
- Antenna:
- Triple
- Shovel Material:
- Aluminum
- Extendable:
- 2-Piece telescopic shaft
- Assembled Length:
- 37in (95cm)
- Blade Size:
- 12 x 9.8in (31 x 25cm)
- Probe Material:
- Aluminum
- Length:
- 110in (280cm)
- Storage Sack:
- Yes
- Weight:
- [Beacon] 7.4oz (210g); [Shovel] 33.5oz (950g); [Probe] 8.8oz (250g)
- Recommended Use:
- Ski touring, backcountry skiing, snowshoeing, freeriding, rescue
- Manufacturer Warranty:
- [Beacon] 5 years
- Country of Origin:
- United States