ALPS Mountaineering Camp Table
ALPS Mountaineering
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Climbing Equipment
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- Webbing and Cord
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- Trekking Poles
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- Belay and Rapel Devices
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- Backcountry and Telemark Skis
- Climbing Chalk
- Pulleys
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- Training Gear
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Footwear
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Personal Equipment
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Camping Equipment
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Headwear
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Technical Clothing
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Features
Material: 330D micro-ripstop Volume: 2140 - 2506 cu in Support/Suspension: Deuter Alpine Back System, removable X frame, removable foam back pad Shoulder Straps: AirMesh Waist Belt: yes, removable Hydration Compatible: yes Access: top, side Pockets: 1 shovel/probe, 1 under-lid security Gear Loops: yes, hipbelt, front Ski Carry: yes, diagonal and A-frame, 130mm Snowboard Carry: yes, vertical Ice Axe Carry: yes Dimensions: 28 x 12 x 9 in Claimed Weight: (without hip belt and stays) 3 lbs 3 oz, (fully built) 4 lbs 0 oz Recommended Use: ski touring, ski mountaineering, backpacking Manufacturer Warranty: lifetime
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