MAMMUT Lithium 40L backpack

When you go hiking, you like a challenge. Your backpack needs to pack in quite a bit. The Lithium 40 is made mainly from recycled materials and the durable water-repellent treatment is PFC-free. The back length can be adapted to suit your needs. Anatomically shaped, softly padded hip belt and shoulder straps provide additional comfort. If you don’t need the hip belt, you can simply remove it. The same applies to the integrated rain cover and the bottom compartment with external access. There are secure attachments for trekking poles and an ice axe. You can also use the compression straps to carry equipment. The Lithium 40 is compatible with hydration systems and the mesh side pockets allow access even when walking. A flexible and spacious companion for demanding tours. Features: - Suspension system: CONTACT V Frame™ - Rain cover: Yes - Cut: Basic - Detachable, padded hip belt - Height-adjustable flap with internal and external pockets - Comfortable thanks to the anatomically shaped, soft padded hip belt and shoulder straps - large stretch front pocket - Forward-pull hip belt adjustment - Lateral compression straps, can also be tensioned at front to carry gear - Easily adjustable back length - Integrated, detachable rain cover - 2 mesh side pockets - Detachable bottom compartment - can be accessed from outside - Hydration system-compatible - V-frame for good load transfer with high freedom of movement - 2 attachments for ice ax and trekking poles - Zipper pocket on hip belt - Gear loops on bottom, e.g. for a mat - Fold-out cellphone pocket on the hip belt Specifications: - Weight: 1430 g - Actual volume: 40 l - Base material: 100% Polyamide - Main material: 100% Polyamide Sustainability: PFC Free DWR: - Perfluorinated compounds (PFCs) are practically non-biodegradable. MAMMUT has set the strategic goal of phasing out all PFC-containing product treatments and replacing them with other high-performance alternatives. Fair Wear: - Mammut strives to ensure fair and safe working conditions in all factories making its products. To systematically improve working conditions throughout its supply chain, Mammut was the first outdoor brand to join the Fair Wear Foundation.