Lightweight freeriding backpack with airbag system

Small on weight, big on features. The Free 22 Removable Airbag 3.0 is lightweight and has everything you expect from an avalanche backpack. Our Airbag System 3.0 is dependable, long-lasting and one of the lightest on the market. Orange elements make you more visible from a distance. The carrying system is inspired by trail running vests to keep the weight close to your body so it doesn’t bounce around. Optimized hip and shoulder straps as well as the new 3D-molded back panel offer incredible comfort and a perfect fit. Handy feature: The main compartment is accessible both from the top and conveniently through a zippered opening on the back. Attach your skis or snowboard using the pull straps. Keep your safety equipment in the separate high-visibility orange compartment. The backpack is PFC-free, and the outer fabric and lining are made of recycled material. To top it all off, the Free 22 has useful features such as a helmet holder, side compression straps and loops for your poles

FEATURES:

Backpack contains Removable Airbag System 3.0 (compressed air cartridge not included): dependable, light and compact system with height-adjustable deployment handle and vibrant orange airbag balloon. System transferable between compatible backpacks.
Front pocket for avalanche safety equipment
Full rear zipper access to the main compartment
Thermoformed back for high level of carrying comfort
High-density, 2-layer EVA back padding; hip belt and shoulder straps with stretch fabric cover
Lateral compression straps
Diagonal ski carrier
Snowboard carrier
Split board mounting (board can also be attached in two parts)
Daisy chain loop to secure additional gear
2 attachments for ice ax and trekking poles
Soft-lined goggle compartment
Integrated helmet carrier
radio pocket
SOS label with emergency instructions
Hydration system-compatible

TECHNOLOGY:

Mammut Airbag Technology 3

The Airbag System 3.0 is a reliable airbag system that is so compact and lightweight you’ll barely notice it on long ski touring adventures or freeride descents.