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The Lithium 25 Jade/Blackfrom the brand Mammut is a versatile women's backpack, ideal for a variety of excursions.
With its CONTACT U Frame™ carrying system for good load distribution and freedom of movement, this backpack is equipped with a padded and removable Forward-Pull waist belt featuring a pocket, as well as a 3D EVA foam back panel ventilation system with ventilation channels. In addition, the shoulder padding made of ultra-light and breathable material provides extra comfort when climbing.
The large zippered main compartment has a protective rain cover to keep your gear dry, two side mesh pockets and compression straps to secure your gear. This bag also features two pole holders and is compatible with hydration systems.



- CONTACT U Frame™ carrying system
- Frame adapted for the female body shape
- Removable padded Forward-Pull abdominal belt
- Back ventilation thanks to 3D EVA foam with ventilation channels
- Ultra-light and highly breathable EVA shoulder padding
- Main compartment with zip closure
- Large stretchy front pocket
- Front pocket with zip
- 2 mesh side pockets
- Zipped pocket on the abdominal belt
- Side compression straps
- Made from over 89% recycled materials
- PFC-free DWR water-repellent treatment
Dimensions: 25 x 24 x 50cm
Materials:
- 100% Polyamide
| DWR | The durable water repellent (DWR) finish repels light rain and snow and reduces the drying time of the fabric. In ion to the waterproof/breathable membrane, the DWR treatment prevents the fabric from becoming saturated with moisture, so that the breathable membrane can function properly. |
| CONTACT U-Frame™ | Technology developed by Mammut. A U-shaped aluminium frame supports the bag backrest and distributes the weight evenly across the entire back, ensuring efficient and very comfortable carrying as well as great freedom of movement. |
| foam EVA | Foam EVA is a versatile material made from closed-cell ethylene vinyl acetate, giving it good resistance to water, humidity, UV rays and impact. |