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Why We Like the Free Rider 20L Backpack
When it comes to backcountry skiing or splitboarding, the Free Rider 20L Backpack is our top choice. Its main compartment provides ample storage for crampons and climbing skins, while a separate safety compartment ensures your emergency equipment stays organized and easily accessible. Plus, with its helmet net and ski and snowboard carry options, your gear will remain secure during your uphill trek. Thanks to compression straps and its lightweight construction, you'll hardly feel the backpack on your well-deserved descent.
Details
This minimalist pack is perfect for freeride skiing or snowboarding.
The lightweight 400D nylon material is resistant to wear, tear, and moisture.
The Clasp Flex hip belt adjusts and moves with you to evenly distribute the pack's weight.
The back pads conform to your body and allow for optimal mobility.
The backpack is Clasp Spine Protection compatible, offering an extra safety option.
Multiple attachment options are available for skis, snowboards, or snowshoes.
Specs
Material: 400D recycled nylon (PFC-free)
Volume: 20L (1220.5cu in)
Support/Suspension: Padded back panel
Shoulder Straps: Adjustable
Waist Belt Clasp: Flex Belt (padded), elastic
Hydration Compatible: Yes
Reservoir Included: No
Access: Front panel, back panel
Pockets: 1 hydration sleeve, avy gear compartment
Ski Carry: Diagonal
Snowboard Carry: Yes, doubles as snowshoe attachment
Helmet Carry: Integrated net
Ice Axe Carry: 2
Dimensions: Fits torsos 16.5 - 20in
Claimed Weight: 2lb 2.6oz
Activity: Freeride skiing, freeride snowboarding, backcountry skiing, backcountry snowboarding, randonee
Manufacturer Warranty: 5 years
