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Grivel Alpine Backpack - 35-55L

Grivel Alpine Backpack - 35-55L

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Grivel Alpine Backpack - 35-55L

Grivel designed the Alpine Backpack to meet the needs of climbers tackling the most technically demanding ice and alpine routes. Never one to follow the trends, Grivel scouted the sailing market and found VX21 Carbon Composite fabric. Thanks to this tough, lightweight material, this pack stands up to tons of abuse, so you won't find a big hole when you finish hauling it through a chimney 15 pitches above the glacier. The Alpine Backpack includes exterior gear loops and a secure ice tool carry system. Grivel gave the 45 and 55 sizes a couple extra features, like internal gear loops, front zipper access, and lids that convert into fanny packs for your summit push.

Bottom Line: Big, technical mountains call for the durability and function of the Grivel Alpine Backpack.

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Rating for this product: 5

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By: MikeSF (9)
May 19, 2008

I ordered the 55 and liked it so well that I also ordered the 35 for day trips. The packs are built no nonsense tough and lightweight with gear loops and a carry system that can't be beat for alpine climbing. Best ones out there as far as I am concerned.

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will this pack be suitable for standard backpacking. i'm traveling...

will this pack be suitable for standard backpacking. i'm traveling from japan back to the uk by land. i want a durable waterproof, safe pack, but dont think i'll be needing the icepick loops!!

By: tinylittle2272683 (1)
June 22, 2008

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I wouldn't recommend this pack for backpacking unless you are ready to carry fairly lightweight (under 40lbs) including food and water. It really doesnt have the suspension system to handle a heavy load for extended periods of time. I would check out an Arcteryx Bora-it has one of the most weather resistant fabrics available. It is not waterproof, but holds up well to most rain and snow. There is only one waterproof pack on the market, the Arcteryx Acrux line, but it really isn't that great, there are much better packs on the market. Also, check out the Osprey Atmos or Aether and Gregory Baltoro or Triconi packs, again, better suspension systems for backpacking. Hope this helps out a bit. (FYI I am a long time gear shop employee as well as being a mountain guide)

By: Steve Holloman (65), jp27 (5)
June 27, 2008

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Tech Specs:

Material: VX21 Carbon Composite, 210D Cordura
Volume: [35] 2136cu in (35L); [45] 2746cu in (45L); [55] 3356cu in (55L)
Suspension: Padded shoulder straps, padded back panel
Waist-belt: Yes, removable
Hydration Compatible: Yes
Rain Cover: Yes
Access Types: [35] top; [45, 55] top, front zip
External Pockets: 1 Lid
Snowboard Carry: No
Ski Carry: Yes, A-frame
Gear Loops: 2
Ice Axe Loops: 2
Shovel Pocket: No
Weight: [35] 3lb 9oz (1385g); [45] 4lb 8oz (1695g) ; [55] 4lb 13oz (1805g)
Recommended Use: Alpine climbing
Manufacturer Warranty: 1 Year