The Scott Sports Patrol Ultralight E2 25 Kit is a highly advanced avalanche backpack specifically designed for ski touring and freeskiing. Weighing just 2190 grams, this backpack offers an optimal combination of lightness and robustness. The innovative Alpride E2 airbag system provides additional safety in hazardous snow conditions, while the Dyneema® material used ensures exceptional durability and longevity. With a volume of 25 litres, the backpack is ideal for carrying essential equipment and personal items during your tour. The thoughtfully designed pocket configuration, including a pole attachment, allows for practical organisation and quick access to your gear. The Patrol Ultralight E2 25 Kit is therefore the perfect choice for those who value safety and functionality without compromising on weight.
Material | 27% polyethylene, 73% polyester |
Equipment | Stick attachment |
Exact colour description | Black, White, white / black |
Backpack type | Avalanche backpack |
Target group | Men |
Item number | 37543541 |
Manufacturer | Scott Sports |
Category | Backpacks |
Release date | 14.8.2023 |
Colour | White |
Exact colour description | Black, White, white / black |
Material group | Plastic |
Material | 27% polyethylene, 73% polyester |
Target group | Men |
Backpack type | Avalanche backpack |
Equipment | Stick attachment |
Size | 25 |
Sport | Skis |
Style | Outdoor |
Country of origin | Vietnam |
CO₂-Emission | |
Climate contribution |
Volume | 25 l |
Height | 51 cm |
Depth | 31 cm |
Weight | 2190 g |
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An attractive weight, great attachment options and very good carrying comfort leave a positive impression with the Patrol Ultralight E2 25. However, the minimalist single-compartment concept has disadvantages when it comes to accessing the probe and shovel.