Scott Patrol E2 Avalanche Backpack

Instead of using compressed gas, the E2 system uses supercapacitors to power a high-speed fan that inflates the airbag. This eliminates the need for heavy, single-use canisters and makes the pack much easier to travel with, as you don't have to worry about airline restrictions on pressurized cylinders.

Yes, that is one of the primary benefits of the electronic system. You can deploy the airbag multiple times to practice your technique and ensure you are comfortable with the trigger mechanism, then simply recharge the system via USB or AA batteries.

The system is highly versatile; you can recharge it using a standard micro-USB cable or by inserting two AA batteries. The AA batteries will charge the supercapacitors in about 40 minutes, ensuring you are ready for another deployment even when you are away from a power outlet.

The Alpride E2 system is designed to be very compact, leaving significantly more room for your essential gear compared to older canister-based systems. The internal layout is optimized to keep the airbag components tucked away, maximizing the usable volume in both the 22L and 30L versions.

Absolutely. It is built for freeride enthusiasts who spend full days in the mountains. The pack features an ergonomic fit designed for active riding, along with improved organization pockets to keep your safety tools and extra layers accessible throughout the day.