Why We Like The Mountain Hardwear Snoskiwoski 30L Backpack
Designed for long days on the skin track, the Snoskiwoski 30L Backpack delivers high performance in a sleek, lightweight design. Whether we're chasing a summit or weaving through couloirs, this pack is built for comfort and durability. With side access compartments, a versatile ski-carry system, and reinforced A-frame loops, it easily adapts to the demands of alpine adventures. Crafted from tough CORDURA fabric and designed to handle snow and gear, it keeps everything from skins to safety tools within reach.
Details
- 30L ski-touring pack for efficient backcountry travel
- Durable 500D CORDURA base and lightweight 210D ripstop shell
- Dual-zip side access for easy packing and quick access to gear
- Removable hip belt with zip pockets and ice-clipper loops
- Skeehaw On-The-Fly Ski Carry system for fast, diagonal carry
- Modular helmet hammock and reinforced A-frame ski loops
- Hydration sleeve and quick-access tool pocket for added versatility
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- Material
- [face fabric] 210D CORDURA nylon ripstop, [base] 500D CORDURA nylon, [lining] 70D nylon ripstop, PU coating
- Volume
- [small/medium] 29L (1770cu in), [medium/large] 30L (1831cu in)
- Support/Suspension
- CLPE foam frame sheet
- Shoulder Straps
- dual-density padded, removable sternum strap
- Waist Belt
- removable
- Hydration Compatible
- internal sleeve
- Access
- top
- Pockets
- 1 zippered side
- Ski Carry
- diagonal, A-frame
- Snowboard Carry
- vertical
- Helmet Carry
- removable
- Dimensions
- [medium/large] 22.4 x 11 x 10.6in
- Claimed Weight
- [small/medium] 2lb 3.5oz, [medium/large] 2lb 4.6oz
- Activity
- backcountry skiing
- Manufacturer Warranty
- limited lifetime
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Overall Rating
3 based on 1 ratings
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Selecting an option will reload the available reviews on the pageSeptember 30, 2024
Disappointed. Had higher hopes after very positive experience with Scrambler 35. Main reason for purchase was alleged better ski carrying capacity. Right shoulder loop attachment mechanism poorly designed and implemented, and broke after 10 minutes. Good news is pack is incredibly versatile, and a few minutes of improvisation seems to have overcome design failures. Await further testing in mountains. Storm flap facing wrong way in my opinion. Side access compartment spot on, and multiple webbing/attachment points very good, but overall seems a step back from Scrambler.
Originally reviewed on mountainhardwear.com
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