Ortovox Peak 40 DRY

Demanding alpinists want to be out in the mountains no matter the weather, which is why the Ortovox Peak 40 DRY for high alpine summits and exciting multi-day tours is completely weatherproof.

Most importantly, all the features will function in any weather because the fastening options are not obstructed by a rain cover.

Highlights:

Waterproof: 50,000mm water column in main material
Functional: Waterproof with full access to equipment fastenings
Comfortable: Back system with stabilizer and optimal load distribution

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PEAK DRY weatherproof high alpine touring backpack

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Ortovox Peak 40 DRY Inside (Interior):

Access to the main compartment via the top load and front.
Lid Organization with 2 compartments
Removable Lid, the lid is completely removable or storable in the main compartment while still being able to reach the lid zipper.
illustration of alpine emergency signals under the lid help you out if you get caught in a tough situation.
A dedicated avy pocket allows quick access in case of an emergency. We recommend combining the Ortovox Pro Light with an effective T-grip handle. Combine with the Ortovox Carbon 240 Probe for an excellent equipment package.
Aswell as a good avalanche safety set, All high alpinists should carry a good Bivy Bag within their pack.
Hydration Sleeve ensures you won't go thirsty.
The standard for Ortovox, an Emergency Card has been added to the features so when an avalanche occurs it makes it easy to extract information of the victim.
Map compartment keeps the map dry.
The Ortovox Peak 40 DRY is not only extremely robust but also incredibly roomy, with allocated compartments and attachments for essential safety equipment.

Ortovox Peak 40 DRY Outside (Exterior):

Triangular Lid Construction for variable adjustments with no slop rope fastening.
Thick tail loop and metal hook and attachment point up top that can double as a Rope Strap attachment.
Stabilizer Straps
Water-resistant Zippers, Easy access to the main compartment from the front.
Weatherproof thanks to waterproof seams and outer material (water column min 50,000 mm)
Extremely Tear and Abrasion-Resistant
Broad, Padded Shoulder, Hip Straps and Removable hip fins with Hip Belt Pocket which allows you to store small valuables.
A-Skifix can be attached using the compression straps and will fit the side of your backpack.
2 Ice Axe attachments
Hiking Pole Fastening Loops.
A Helmet Net can be fixated to the front of your pack also.
Ortovox Backpack - Features Glossary

The Fit:

A Full Contact Light back system with a stabilizer provides a comfortable fit and great control even with heavier loads, while the hip belt will optimally distribute the heaviest of weights. This high alpine touring backpack will keep everything dry thanks to the high-frequency welding that makes all the seams waterproof.

A circumferential, waterproof zipper provides easy access to the main compartment from the front. In the interests of the environment, the Peak Dry 40 is also especially environmentally friendly, as it has no DWR coating and is thus PFC free.

For those who wish to reduce weight on their way to the summit: the hip belt, ice axe holder and lid compartment can be removed completely.

Ideal for:

The Peak DRY 40 is thus a reliable companion for demanding alpinists who value their independence in the mountains.

Small items that need to be accessed quickly can be stored in the hip pocket or in the map compartment.

Materials:

Nylon 360D TPU Coated

Back-system

Full-Contact-Light-Back-System

The 3D foam back system is simultaneously Light and Stable. This back system Distributes Load Evenly between the hip fins and the slightly padded shoulder straps.

You can find this Full Contact-Light back system on the following Packs:

Peak 40 DRY
Peak 38 S DRY

Ortovox Backpacks - Back Systems Glossary

Size Guide:

To determine your back length, use a tape measure to measure yourself from the top of your hip bone to the very top of your back just before the neck. Use the size guide image in the image gallery to calculate your size.

Back Length: Regular (42 - 50 cm)

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Ortovox Peak 40 DRY Features:

Emergency Card: Quick access to emergency details if stuck in an avalanche situation.
Chest Strap with Signal Whistle: Quickly draw attention in emergency situations.
Compression Straps: skis can be carried on the side of the bag with the straps or you can adjust the
Bright Colours Inside: Light Colours inside make it easier to find your avalanche safety equipment.
Hydration System Compatible: Push drink bladder of any model into the on the carry system interior and secure with strap and flat-front buckle.
Stabilizer Straps
Top Loader: Fast access to gear by simply pulling the small loops (marked in green). Closing: Just pull the cord (Marked in red).
Triangular Lid Construction for variable adjustments with no slop rope fastening.
Thick tail loop and metal hook and attachment point up top that can double as a Rope Strap attachment.
Lid Organization with 2 compartments
Removable Lid, the lid is completely removable or storable in the main compartment while still being able to reach the lid zipper.
illustration of alpine emergency signals under the lid help you out if you get caught in a tough situation.
Separate Safety Compartment: Fast Access to emergency gear through a separate front compartment. Probe and shafts sleeves are marked with icons. Fasten the shovel, with the sharp edge up, at the front of the compartment.
A-skifix: Classic Side Ski Fastener using the compression straps.
Ice Axe Attachment: place the pick of the axe into the icon compartment and fix it with the clips. then attach the shaft by fitting the additional velcro strap (found in the lid strap (found in the lid compartment) through the slots on the front panel.
Hiking Pole Attachment: Poles can be attached to the front of your pack.
Helmet Net: The helmet net can be found in the foremost compartment. Hook the helmet net hooks onto the small loops near the ice axe fixation and on the slot compartment, these are also indicated by small icons.
Rope Attachment: Use fixation strap (located in the middle compartment) and fit two half-moon hooks through the loops (one is hidden in the little top compartment) on the upper side of the pack. Open buckle, catch the loop above middle compartment, close the buckle again and tighten the strap.
Gear Loops: Ice axe, hiking poles and your shovel can be attached to the front to save more room in the pack.
Map Compartment: Special compartment stores your map for quick access when out in the backcountry.
Swisswool Full Contact Back System: The worlds first back system made from Swisswool gives an ideal body climate. While the surface stays dry, the system perfectly absorbs moisture and is more breathable than standard systems.
Hip Pocket: Hip Pocket allows you to store small accessories such as mobile phones, keys.
Bottle Holder: Small bottle holder has been attached to the bag so extra liquids can be stored.
Water-Resistant Zippers: Repelling moisture for secure and dry contents.
Weatherproof thanks to waterproof seams and outer material (water column min 50,000 mm)
Key Holder: Smallholder allows you to store keys so they don’t rattle around in your pack.