The Jetforce BT Pack 25L by Pieps is a medium-sized avalanche backpack equipped with state-of-the-art electronic Jetforce airbag technology. This backpack has been specifically designed for ski touring and offers a reliable solution for safety in alpine environments. With a volume of 25 liters, it provides ample space for essential gear, while the thoughtful design ensures easy handling and high carrying comfort. The integrated airbag technology significantly increases the chances of survival in the event of an avalanche by keeping the user on the surface of the snow mass. The backpack features a main compartment as well as a practical front pocket that facilitates access to important items. Weighing 4920 grams, it is robust without compromising mobility.
Exact colour description | Chili Red |
Backpack type | Avalanche backpack |
Equipment | Front pocket, Main compartment |
Item number | 22840504 |
Manufacturer | Pieps |
Category | Backpacks |
Manufacturer no. | P1100186024-M/L |
Release date | 16.9.2022 |
Colour | Red |
Exact colour description | Chili Red |
Backpack type | Avalanche backpack |
Equipment | Front pocket, Main compartment |
Size | L, M |
Sport | Ski tours, Skis |
Country of origin | Philippines |
Scope of delivery | Airbag system, Backpack, Zip-on |
Volume | 25 l |
Weight | 4920 g |
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The Jetforce BT 25 from Pieps shines with clarity and very good access to the probe and shovel. Unfortunately, the airbag closure opened frequently during testing. The weight of the rucksack is significantly higher compared to the competition.
Great features (switching on, vacuuming the airbags) packed into a rather heavy unit. Problematic is that the airbag didn't go off once with us (in the cold).