Description
New heights are well within the reach of the Mutant 22, the smallest edition of our fan-favorite ice/alpine climb series. Engineered for done-in-a-day endeavors on vertical ice and alpine ascents, the Mutant 22 was first developed with the help of local guides and athletes. Since then, its tamed all seasons and climbing disciplines, receiving a refreshing update. New colors, advanced fabrics and refined features make the latest iteration of Mutant 22 even more formidable than its predecessor, proving that the evolution isnt done yet. The whole Mutant family benefits from the addition of lightweight, recycled NanoFly® and robic fabrics for impressive durability and lower environmental impact than virgin materials. Weve fine-tuned every part of its suspension and carry to ensure an even safer, close-to-body fit that encourages stability and confidence on the steepest terrain.
Features
- Removable webbing gear attachment straps
- Front panel daisy chain loops, compatible with Voile straps
- Three-point haul system
- Snowshed fabric backpanel
- Dual ToolLocks with bungee tie-offs
- Internal hydration sleeve
- Lightweight, glove friendly buckles
- Rope attachment/internal compression
- Removable web belt with padded hipwings and ice gear carry loops
- Zip mesh pocket under large zip bucket opening
- Dual upper compression straps
- Side loops for additional compression, attachment points or to rig A frame ski carry; compatible with Voile straps
Hsan Verified Buyer –
Overall great climbing bag but critical issues After doing quite a bit of research I bought this pack. Previously, I used a cold cold world Valdez pack but wanted something a bit smaller for multi pitch climbing. The first thing noticed was that the top/main zipper snags every time one opens or closes it, due to the top being squarish and the zip has to go around a sharp corner. This makes me
Anonymous C. Verified Buyer –
Great bag but not fully unisex I needed a mid-size bag for a full day of multi-pitch climbing, crag hopping, and lots of hiking in between. Priorities were lightweight, supportive, wearable while climbing, and water bladder compatibility. This bag fits the bill on all of those and is built to comfortably accommodate a harness while being to easily access gear. Where it missed t