Simond Alpinism 40 + 10 L Mountaineering Backpack

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The bag is functional, light and strong, and has a good price/quality ratio for a first mountaineering bag. It still has a few possible improvements: - no side pockets/nets for water bottles/small equipment, that makes it less versatile for short hikes - the hood does not fit well and leaves a gap between its inside edge and the back of the bag when the bag is not full, which can cause water/dust infiltration inside - the belt pocket does not hold well and regularly falls off the strap

Mountaineering backpack Alpinism 40 + 10 l SIMOND I did not expect that a week of snowboarding was also good. Compression drawstrings perfectly adjust the size of the backpack to the contents. The zipper in the back of the backpack provides quick access to a change of jersey, a piece of foam to sit on in the snow and other necessary small items. I recommend

It fits well and is comfortable. The only flaw is that the abdominal gear holders don't always stay hooked. For the rest fine

The jacket wears well, it is functional, it is versatile.

Hello, only one complaint, and not the least, why there is no whistle? Amazing! you know, that safety element, the one molded with the chest strap clip! Nevertheless, I'm going to use this bag for a week of ski touring trekking, and it should give me full satisfaction.

Light, comfortable, versatile

Excellent bag for ski touring or mountaineering raids. Easy to use and many options. Slight loss of comfort with a large load but nothing very negative. Extra point: I also use it on short trips. It goes in carry-on luggage, and the back opening allows for organizational comfort.

Very good product

the pocket dedicated to safety equipment (shovel, probe, knives) is very practical and allows you to separate this equipment from your belongings. tested in ski touring

A perfect backpack for someone who is looking for a light and capacious backpack with the possibility of attaching skis, ice axes or snowshoes. The detachable back is a revelation. The carrying system is fine for such a lightweight structure. People who describe problems with the upper flap do not understand the removal of the 3 straps from the back side. After removing them to a minimum, you can wear an empty backpack and the flap holds as it should. I have Deuter backpacks and of course there is a better carrying system, but the weight of the backpack itself times three. If someone is looking for a backpack to go out with 25 kg of luggage, this backpack is not for him. Ultralight but very capacious and well-thought-out backpack.

On x day trek. A little too massive, but still relatively light backpack. Front pocket for a shovel. Although I have never used the side opening of any backpack, this back opening is addictive :-). Yes, and the same reason + hundreds of extra grams. A relatively sophisticated backpack with a lot of technical gadgets. Although I prefer the more compact 33-liter variant, if I don't pack in it, I take this one :-) For tourists, it won't lack pockets, but it won't get in the way when moving in rocky terrain, and you can even climb with it.