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WINNER - Mountain Equipment Orcus Pack Competition Competition

WINNER: Missing Link

Lightweight, low bulk, and versatile, the Orcus has become a favourite pack amongst the Mountain Equipment climbing team and staff. It's been used for everything from Grade 6 Ice in the Canadian Rockies and long rock routes in the Alps, to the daily commute in the UK.

The latest evolutions of the Orcus include a bigger 28 litre pack, better suited to light & fast alpine days, and a smaller 22 litre version, which makes a great multi-pitch pack or minimalist day pack for summer scrambles.

Orcus 22+ Pack

A dedicated lightweight climbing pack that excels on the fastest moving Alpine days as well as being an ideal choice for carrying essentials on the steepest lines.

Features

  • 22 litre optimum capacity
  • M210 ROBIC® N6,6 fabrics throughout; abrasion resistant and lightweight
  • Rolltop closure for weather resistance
  • Zipped pocket
  • Removable ropestrap with aluminium Grappler™ buckle
  • Removable EVA back panel
  • EVA composite shoulder straps
  • Removable 20mm webbing hipbelt
  • Dual webbing axe retainers
  • Daisy Chain and compression cord system and haul loops
  • Weight: 500g / 17.6 oz
  • Polyamide with plastic and metal fittings

Orcus 28+ Pack

Light enough to be carried on multi-pitch rock routes, the Orcus 28+ also has sufficient volume for approaching big faces and lightning raids on Alpine classics.

Features

  • 28 litre optimum capacity
  • M210 ROBIC® N6,6 fabrics throughout; abrasion resistant and lightweight
  • Rolltop closure for weather resistance
  • Zipped pocket
  • Removable ropestrap with aluminium Grappler™ buckle
  • Removable EVA back panel
  • EVA composite shoulder straps
  • Removable 38mm webbing hipbelt
  • Dual webbing axe retainers
  • Daisy Chain and compression cord system and haul loops
  • Weight: 520g / 18.3 oz
  • Polyamide with plastic and metal fittings
This competition has now closed.



20 Jun, 2022

A question for Mountain Equipment?

I totally understand who these packs are aimed at, why didn't you fit the wee metal toggles, instead of a loop of webbing, to secure axe head? This would facilitate both piolet and ergo tools, instead of ergos falling out a tape loop.

Stuart

20 Jun, 2022

I'm a bit worried about the rope toss in the photo. Gonnae be a nightmare to untangle.

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