The cavernous main compartment has a ton of room for gear and clothing, dual ice tool attachments, reinforced A-frame ski carry, and wand/picket pockets secure your toys and necessities to the exterior and for harder pitches a three-point haul system allows you to bring the pack up once you’ve established the belay.

The hipbelt includes gear loops, and if you’re moving light and fast and need access to your harness, the top lid and hipbelt are removable to save weight and space.

Like every pack Ospey make, the Mutant 52 is backed by their All Mighty Guarantee. For big climbs and long approaches, the Mutant 52 is the way to go

Features:

– Snowshed fabric backpanel
– Dual ToolLocks with bungee tie-offs
– Front panel daisy chain for additional gear attachment
– Three-point haul system
– Internal hydration sleeve
– Glove-friendly buckles
– Rope attachment and internal compression
– Removable top lid with integraged FlapJacket for lidless use
– Top or front of pack helmet carry
– Reinforced A-frame ski carry
– Dual side wand/picket pockets
– Quick release upper side compression straps
– Lower side compression straps
– Dual hipbelt gear loops and ice gear carry attachment
– Removable and interchangeable hipbelt

SPECIFICATIONS:

FABRIC
MAIN: 210D High Tenacity Nylon
ACCENT: 210D Nylon Honey Comb Contrast Thread
BOTTOM: 420HD Nylon Packcloth

VOLUME
S/M: 50 L
M/L: 52 L

DIMENSIONS
S/M: 69 x 56 x 30 cm
M/L: 74 x 56 x 30 cm

WEIGHT: 1.5 kg

Key Attributes:

FORM FOLLOWS FUNCTION – Built to be lightweight and reliable with alpine-specific features such as dual ToolLocks with bungee tie-offs, helmet carry (52L and 38L only), strippable features, rope carry and a narrow profile for efficiency in the mountains.

STRIPPED WEIGHT – Removable top lid (for 52L and 38L only), removable suspension (framesheet on 22L, framesheet and/or dual stays on 38L/52L), and a removable hipbelt on 52L allow the user to trim weight.

FIT – Osprey’s superior fit makes for efficient and ultimately safer movement in the mountains so that you’re never thinking about your pack during runout cruxes through rotten rock or thin ice.”