Mammut Trion Spine 50
Reviewed by
Luis Fernando Arevalo
GUIDE/OUTFITTER
+681
December 25, 2020
Brilliant pack.
Pros
- Back panel
- Quality
- Capacity
- Attachments
- Belt pockets
Cons
- A bit on the heavy side
I'm devoted to Mammut quality and the Eiger line of high end products. This brand exudes performance and sophistication. The Trion isn't the exception. Large enough for a weekend trip or a long alpine day. It's versatile and well balanced. Space is phenomenal and it truly is a 50L.
However, the best of all is the back zipped full panel. This allows to fully open the pack while on the floor and reach any position without messing around. It is brilliant. A feature commonly used by photography backpacks. It is hence, the first backpack where I may carry photo equipment and alpine tools. Those carrying skis will find the attachments on point as well.
Overall a phenomenal 50L alpine thoroughbred.
Background
Been using Mammut for decades
Source: bought it new
Price Paid: $250
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Specs
| Price |
MSRP: $349.95 Historic Range: $99.95-$359.95 Reviewers Paid: $250.00 |
| Weight |
2200 g |
| Height |
68 cm |
| Actual volume |
50 L |
| Width |
34 cm |
| Back length (size system) |
46/48.5/51 cm |
| Length |
30 cm |
| Best For |
Mountaineering, Hiking |
| Suspension system |
Mammut Active Spine Technology |
