Mammut Pro 3.0

Yes, the 45-liter volume is well-suited for overnight hut trips or long-distance ski touring. It provides enough space for your safety gear, extra layers, food, and overnight essentials without feeling overly bulky.

While the integrated system adds some weight compared to a standard daypack, Mammut has designed the Pro 3.0 with a supportive carrying system that distributes weight effectively across your hips and shoulders. It is built to maintain a stable center of gravity, which is crucial when skiing technical terrain.

Yes, the pack is hydration compatible, allowing you to easily integrate a reservoir for convenient water access during long days in the backcountry.

The pack is designed specifically for backcountry ski touring, featuring secure attachment points for skis. It is engineered to keep your gear stable and balanced while you are moving through snow-covered terrain.

The pack is constructed from high-strength nylon, chosen specifically to withstand the abrasion of sharp ski edges, rocks, and harsh winter elements. It is built to handle the wear and tear of frequent, demanding use in the mountains.

Yes, the sternum strap and hip belt are designed with user-friendly buckles and adjustment points that can be operated while wearing gloves, ensuring you can secure or loosen the pack quickly in cold conditions.