Mammut backpacks
Which Mammut backpack should you choose?
The Mammut backpacks available from Glisshop cover a wide variety of uses, from lightweight hiking to alpine outings. The Lithium and Ducan ranges include several hiking pack sizes, with capacities suited to different loads, while the Aenergy 12 is designed for fast-paced trips with minimal kit. Nirvana packs specialise in freeriding and ski touring, the Trion 28 is geared towards alpine pursuits, and the Alto range is intended for everyday use and easy hikes.
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The Mammut Duncan 22 Black backpack is a versatile and sturdy model that allows you to go trekking or hiking with your gear well organized and protected from the elements by the rain cover.
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With its adjustable hip belt and side straps, the Mammut Nirvana 28 Fwt White Black rucksack distributes the load efficiently during exertion.
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The Mammut Nirvana 28 Marsh Black rucksack has a capacity of 28 litres, enough for all the gear needed for a day out.
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Compact and versatile, the Mammut Nirvana 18 Black rucksack features a padded back for optimum comfort and makes carrying your gear easier.
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The Ducan 26 Black backpack from Mammut has a 26-liter capacity, allowing you to carry all the equipment you need for the day's hiking.
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| Range | Main activity | Available capacities | Key features | Ideal for |
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| Lithium | Hiking | 20, 30 and 40 L | Several capacities for matching the load to each outing | Everything from lightweight hikes to days requiring more kit |
| Ducan | Hiking and lightweight trekking, depending on the model | 22, 26 and 32 L | Ventilated carry system and hiking-focused organisation | Walking for several hours with well-organised equipment |
| Aenergy 12 | Fast hiking and trail running | 12 L | Ultralight 280 g design | Moving quickly and travelling light with minimal gear |
| Nirvana | Freeriding and ski touring | 18, 22 and 28 L | Dedicated organisation for snow sports and avalanche safety equipment | Winter days in the resort, off-piste or ski touring |
| Trion 28 | Ski touring, mountaineering and climbing | 28 L | Carry systems for skis, ice axes and a rope | Alpine outings requiring technical equipment |
| Alto | Everyday use, easy hikes and short trips | 18, 22 and 24 L | Urban organisation combined with outdoor features | Switching between city use and easy outings with the same pack |
| Cargo | Travel, expeditions and equipment transport | 35, 50, 70, 100 and 140 L | Duffel design with a wide opening and removable shoulder straps | Easily carrying luggage or bulky equipment |
| Wheeled Cargo | Travel | 45 L | Wheels, telescopic handle and backpack carry system | Switching between wheeled transport and backpack carry depending on the terrain |
Lithium, Ducan or Aenergy: which Mammut backpack should you choose for hiking?
The Lithium and Ducan ranges overlap across much of their intended use: both are primarily hiking backpacks available in several capacities. It would therefore be too simplistic to describe one range as comfortable and the other as ventilated, as both feature carry, ventilation and hydration solutions suited to walking, depending on the model. Your choice should mainly depend on the required volume, the pack’s organisation and the features included with each model.
- Lithium: the range spans capacities from 20 to 40 L. The Lithium 20 is suitable for outings with a compact load, while the 30 and 40 L versions provide more room for clothing and equipment. Women-specific versions are also available in selected capacities, with carry systems tailored to the female anatomy.
- Ducan: the 22, 26 and 32 L models also cover a variety of hiking requirements. The Ducan 22 is particularly suitable for hikes and lightweight treks, while the larger capacities accommodate more gear. Explore the Mammut Ducan range.
- Aenergy 12: this model takes a different approach, with a capacity of just 12 L and a weight of 280 g. It is designed for fast hiking and can also be used for trail running, while remaining hydration-system compatible. Its low capacity is ideal for outings where minimising weight and bulk is the main priority.
Nirvana or Trion: which Mammut pack is best for skiing and mountain use?
The distinction is much clearer here. Nirvana backpacks are built around skiing and freeriding, while the Trion 28 remains suitable for ski touring but adds the features required for more technical alpine pursuits.
- Nirvana: the 18, 22 and 28 L capacities allow you to select a pack according to the amount of equipment you need to carry. Depending on the model, features include a dedicated shovel and probe compartment, ski carry options, a helmet carrier and rear access to the main compartment. The Nirvana 18 can also carry a snowboard. Several capacities are available in Women-specific versions.
- Trion 28: its ice axe holdfer, rope holder, ski carry system and avalanche safety equipment compartment make it ideal for mountaineering, climbing and ski touring. It is better suited to trips where technical gear extends beyond skis and snow safety equipment.
For these disciplines, explore our selection of ski touring backpacks.
Which Mammut backpack is best for everyday use and easy hikes?
The Alto 18, 22 and 24 occupy a different position within the Mammut range. They are designed for a combination of everyday travel, short breaks and lightweight hiking, without the specialised features found on the Nirvana or Trion. The Alto 22 perfectly illustrates this versatility with a compartment for a 15-inch laptop, two side pockets and a walking pole holder: practical features for both urban use and easy outdoor excursions.
Which Mammut Cargo bag should you choose for travel and carrying equipment?
Cargo bags differ from conventional hiking backpacks. These travel duffel bags are designed for easy loading of luggage or equipment, with a wide opening and capacities ranging from compact to extra-large models. Their removable shoulder straps allow them to be carried as backpacks, so you do not have to rely solely on the grab handles over longer distances.
This design also makes them easy to handle. Depending on the model, Cargo bags feature handles on several sides and compression straps to secure the contents. The Cargo 50 and 70 also feature a water-repellent ripstop upper and a waterproof heat-bonded base, two useful details when the bag is put down or handled in conditions less clean than a straightforward urban journey.
The various capacities primarily correspond to the amount of kit being transported: a smaller Cargo is suitable for a short break, while the larger versions are better suited to extended travel, expeditions or carrying bulky equipment.
What is the difference between a Cargo and the Wheeled Cargo 45?
The Wheeled Cargo 45 is based on the same duffel concept but adds large wheels, a telescopic handle and a reinforced polycarbonate shell. It can therefore be rolled like wheeled luggage when the surface allows, while retaining removable shoulder straps for backpack carry on stairs, along platforms or whenever the wheels become less practical. Of all the models in this selection, it is the one most specifically designed for travel and connecting journeys.