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Ski/snowboard backpacks

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huckcliffs2+3
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where is a good website to find sick ski/snowboard packs? thanks for the help? if anyone is selling one here too i might be interested
Jan 17 2008 7:06PM
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huckcliffs2+3
Posts: 18 - Karma: 10
?????????
Jan 17 2008 8:48PM
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ShreddingthaGnar
Posts: 454 - Karma: 18
evogear.com
rei.com
dakine.com
camelbak.com
backcountry.com
untracked.com
porterstahoe.com
...just a start
Jan 17 2008 9:15PM
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Therealbillus
Posts: 198 - Karma: 10
Dakine heli pro pack is a fucking good backpack.  I got one and it works for EVERYTHING!
Jan 17 2008 11:11PM
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sbark
Posts: 300 - Karma: 11
Well I have an ancient Dakine Heli Pro. It is holding up great.
to replace it I am looking at oakley and dakine now.
Jan 17 2008 11:24PM
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Elijah.
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If your going for a backcountry experience, get something with Avalung in it. I just took an avy course, and they say it doubles your average time of survival in a burial (15 mins to 30 mins).

Jan 18 2008 10:59AM
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skiminnesota
Posts: 9093 - Karma: 429
dakine heli pro

they rule!
Jan 18 2008 11:09AM
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Raoul_Duke
Posts: 584 - Karma: 17
The Heli pro is bomber they have huge gauge zippers that don't split or get fucked up. Only problem is it can be tough to get wider skis through the ski holder (unless they have made the loop bigger since I got one)   On a side note, I used to be a lifty and have to tell people to strap up their packs or carry them on their chests because so many people would get the fucking buckles snagged on the chair and get swung around the bull wheel hung up by their pack...
Jan 18 2008 11:21AM
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salomonskiier12
Posts: 2862 - Karma: 19
heli pack pro 2 is not the most lift compatible.   I always have to take it off, unless i sit kinda sideways.
Jan 18 2008 11:23AM
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LoLo913
Posts: 600 - Karma: 29
believe it or not sometimes rei.com has sweet deals on backpacks. i got my dakine heli pro pack for 50 bucks!
Jan 18 2008 11:25AM
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al_britskiier
Posts: 419 - Karma: 23
heli pro, ive had mine for 2 years, its great man
Jan 18 2008 1:33PM
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MacMahoooon
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6 years on a heli pro and its still going strong. I prefer the older style and it was slightly more stream lined and less likely to get caught up on everything.
Jan 18 2008 1:58PM
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