Scott Patrol E2 30 Airbag Backpack Kit
$1,012.50
Product Details
Material
Cordura 210D 5mm x 5mm Ripstop (US), 100% Polyamide
Lining: 100% Polyester
Dimensions
Height 62cm x Width 29cm x Depth 19cm
Volume
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30 liters
Airbag
Scott Alpride System E2
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The lightest supercapacitor system to date, with LCD display, easily accessible battery compartment and deflation knob, USB-C charging standard, overpressure valve and Status LED. Rechargeable in the field with 2 AA batteries.
Pockets
Goggle and Valuables Pocket Inside Main Compartment
Top Pocket for Safety Equipment
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Shovel, probe, first aid kit.
Inside Pocket with Key Holder
Features
Zero Cost User Practice
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Allows you to train
at home to know how
to react on a bad day. Go ahead and deploy it, it’s free.
Supercapacitor Technology with LCD Display Control
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Cold temperatures do not affect the performance or charge of the supercapacitor.
Turbo Radial Fan
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More pressure and volume in less time.
2 x AA Batteries
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Recharge on the mountain in 40 minutes without external power supple or use your micro USB to charge in 20 minutes.
No Cartridges, No Li-On Battery
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Less hassle for travelling.
Automatic Pressure Relief Valve
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Activates 3 minutes after inflation.
Mechanical Trigger and Deflation Release
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Robust design to mitigate electronic failure.
A-Frame Ski Fixation
Diagonal Ski Fixation
Snowboard Fixation
Show Shoes Fixation
Avalanche Rescue Tools Compartment
Helmet Fixation
Ice Axe / Poles Fixation
Goggle Pocket
Daisy Chain Loops with Elastic Hook
Light Pre-Shaped Hip Belt with Safety Leg Loop
Sternum Strap with Emergency Whistle
SOS Label with Emergency Instructions
Quick Release Metal Hipbelt Buckle
USB-C Port
Warning
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Wearing an airbag backpack is no guarantee of survival in an avalanche. Backcountry travelers are highly advised to educate themselves in snow stability assessment, route finding, and companion rescue and carry all of the conventional avalanche gear in addition to the airbag.
Proposition 65 Warning for California Consumers
This product may contain chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer, or birth defects, or other reproductive harm.
PFAS
Made with PFAS Chemicals
