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MILLET Prolighter 38+10 Backpack

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MILLET Prolighter 38+10 Backpack

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Specs

Capacity38 L + 10 L
Hip beltRemovable
AccessTop, zippered side
Materials210D Honeycomb Robic nylon; 1000D nylon bottom
Pockets2 zippered top lid, 1 zippered beneath lid
Hydration compatibleYes
Dimensions26.7 x 12.6 x 9 in

How the MILLET Prolighter 38+10 Backpack compares

The maker hasn't published a weight for the MILLET Prolighter 38+10 Backpack. Across the 197 backpacks we track with one, the median is 1 lb 10 oz. At $220, it costs less than 81% of the backpacks we list.

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What Our Gearhead® Experts Are Saying:"I love the Prolighter for summit pushes and lightweight mountaineering trips. It carries all the essentials without weighing me down, and the modular design means I can strip it down when I want to go fast and light. The rope holder and ice axe attachment are super practical, and the quick side access makes grabbing gear hassle-free."When the goal is to move fast and reach high, we rely on the Prolighter 38+10 Backpack to keep us light on our feet. Designed for mountaineering and ski touring, this versatile pack balances rugged durability with minimal weight, making it the perfect choice for multi-day alpine missions. The modular design features a removable 10L top lid and waist belt, so we can streamline our load when every ounce counts. The ergonomic harness system is built to handle heavy gear without sacrificing comfort, while the durable 210D Honeycomb Robic fabric withstands abrasive conditions. Practical features like the FPP ice axe holder, side ski carry system, and secure rope holder make technical gear management effortless. Plus, the large side zip provides quick access to the main compartment—because efficiency is everything on demanding routes.