Mammut
Lithium Zip 24L Backpack

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Lithium Zip 24L Backpack

Adventurers these days will go rock climbing one day and alpine hiking the next, so they need a backpack that can be just as versatile. Mammut's Lithium Zip 24L Backpack carries trekking poles when you're traversing scree fields on alpine days, and its front pocket is large enough to store climbing helmets for faraway crags. This pack has a low-profile design to suit more minimalist-minded trekkers, without sacrificing the space for an extra layer or two,just in case.

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Daypack with technical features for varied adventures
Ripstop nylon stands up to abrasive environments
EVA straps for comfortable load-bearing
Detachable rain cover for inclement weather
Front pocket stretches to conform to your gear
Item #MAM012K

Material: 210D nylon ripstop
Volume: 24L (1465cu in)
Support/Suspension: CONTACT VENT U Frame
Shoulder Straps: EVA
Hydration Compatible: yes
Access: top
Pockets: [shoulder strap] media, [hip belt] zippered, [side] 2 mesh, [front] large zippered, large stretch, zippered key
Trekking Pole Carry: 2
Compression: side straps
Rain Cover: detachable
Dimensions: 8.7 x 20.1 x 9.5in
Claimed Weight: 1lb 10.5oz
Manufacturer Warranty: 2 years

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3 out of 5 stars

May 18, 2021

Comfortable bag but one issue

Familiarity:: I've put it through the wringer
Height:: 5' 10"
Weight:: 158

Very comfortable bag and pleased overall with the purchase. However, the main issue is the bottom of the pack is not very durable. After two hikes and putting the bag down to grab food (as I do with every other pack) the bottom of the pack has started to rip. My Patagonia, Arcteryx, and Gregory packs have never had this issue. Other than this issue, the bag is great...just have to be very careful.

Dean P