Blue Ice Stache 60L Αλπικό σακίδιο - Πορτοκαλί

Alpine climbing and ski mountaineering demand a pack that can handle heavy loads, harsh conditions, and rapid changes in terrain. The Blue Ice Stache 60L is built for those who need a durable, versatile, and comfortable pack for multi-day routes, winter expeditions, and technical approaches. Its 60-liter capacity swallows ropes, racks, layers, and camping gear, while the removable frame and snow-shedding back panel keep you moving efficiently.

Who is it for

This pack is for serious alpinists, ski tourers, and winter mountaineers who require a robust, feature-rich pack that can carry everything from ice tools to skis without compromising on comfort or accessibility. It’s equally at home on a week-long traverse or a single-day ice climb with a heavy rack.

Main features

• Removable aluminum stay and thermoformed snow-shedding back panel for customizable support and comfort.
• Dual ice axe carry with integrated loops, plus A-frame and diagonal ski carry systems for secure transport.
• Removable, extendable floating lid with external and internal pockets for organized storage.
• Top-loading main compartment with drawstring closure and side/top compression straps for load stability.
• Removable padded hip belt with gear loops and adjustable sternum strap with whistle for safety.
• Front-mounted daisy chains for attaching additional gear, and hydration system compatibility for on-the-go drinking.

Specifications

• Capacity: 60 L
• Main material: 210D high-tenacity ripstop nylon
• Base material: 420D nylon
• Colour: Orange
• Gender: Unisex
• Adjustable torso length: Yes
• Hydration system compatible: Yes
• Pockets: External lid pocket, internal lid pocket, hip belt pockets
• Rope carry: Top compression strap
• Closure type: Drawstring

Tips

When packing for a multi-day alpine route, place heavy items close to your back and use the compression straps to prevent shifting. Remove the aluminum stay for lightweight summit pushes, and utilize the daisy chains to secure crampons or a helmet. The snow-shedding back panel is a game-changer in wet conditions—give it a quick shake before putting the pack on to avoid a cold back.