Dynafit Expedition

Yes, the 36-liter volume is well-suited for fast-and-light overnight missions or long, gear-intensive day tours. Because it uses a minimalist, roll-top design, you can compress the load when carrying less or expand it slightly for bulkier items.

The Expedition offers two carry options: an A-frame setup for stability and a Speed Diagonal attachment for quick transitions. Both systems are designed to keep skis secure and balanced against your back during steep ascents.

Absolutely. The pack features a dedicated inner separation specifically for safety equipment, ensuring your shovel and probe are isolated from your main gear and instantly accessible when seconds count.

It is built with 210D and 330D Robic Nylon Ripstop, which strikes a deliberate balance between ultralight weight and abrasion resistance. While it is not an armored haul bag, it is plenty rugged for standard alpine climbing and backcountry ski touring.

Not at all. While the roll-top provides the main access, the pack also includes side access to the main compartment, allowing you to grab gear from the bottom or middle without unpacking the entire bag.

The hip belt is integrated and includes gear loops for racking climbing hardware. While it is not fully removable, it is designed to be low-profile so it won't interfere with your climbing harness.