The ASCENT 28 S AVABAG is an airbag backpack designed especially for women. This ski touring backpack has a much shorter back system than our regular backpacks, as well as hip and shoulder straps adapted to the female anatomy.
This makes the ASCENT 28 S the perfect companion for demanding ascents and powder descents. ASCENT means total emphasis on function and protection while being light and extremely comfortable to wear. That’s why we discarded all unnecessary features when designing our extremely light avalanche backpack. We concentrate on what is essential.
In terms of features, this avalanche backpack is in no way inferior to its big brother, the ASCENT 30 AVABAG. From the separate safety compartment to the circumferential zipper, from hydration system compatibility and ice axe and rope fastenings to the diagonal ski fastener – it has everything you need for a long ski tour! What’s more, this ski touring backpack is also suitable for men with shorter backs. Don’t worry: the avalanche backpack is also available in neutral colors.
In addition, an AVABAG UNIT can be easily and quickly installed into our ASCENT 28 AVABAG.The AVABAG airbag system built into the backpack is with its 690 grams* extremely light and sensationally compact. Other equally unique features of this system are the activation training, which allows repeated activation practice without the cartridge attached, as well as the ergonomically optimized activation handle, which can be gripped optimally with both the left and right hand.
PRODUCT FEATURES:-
Locking clasp (hip belt)
Safety leg strap
Bright Inside
Chest strap with signal whistle
Diagonal ski fastening
Access to main compartment: front
Helmet net
Compression strap
Gear loops
Ice axe and hiking pole fastening
Key holder
Rope attachment
Separate safety compartment
Snowboard and snowshoe attachment
Hydration system compatible
Circumferential zipper
Water-resistant zipper
Emergency card
Side snowboard/snowshoes fastening
extremely lightweight
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