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Looking for perfect ski pack

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natethegreatt
Posts: 592 - Karma: 570
- Low profile (would like it to sit as close to my back as possible w/ minimal bulk)
- Waist and chest straps
- Ability to carry skis
- Ability to carry shovel and avy gear (doesn't matter if it carrys shovel on inside of pack or outside)
- Preferably a hydration system, but not a must-have
- No more than 25-30L, the smaller the better


Thanks all. I've perused previous threads and found some good info but I'm just looking for more info.
Mar 11 2019 2:57PM
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Al.Capone
Posts: 661 - Karma: 2,779
I have an osprey kode 32 packs that fits all of the requirements listed above! When I don’t need it to get up, I just use it to hold whatever I want on the hill. For those spring shenanigans it holds 28 beers comfortably.

Edit* there is also an Osprey kode 22

**This post was edited on Mar 11th 2019 at 5:56:54pm
Mar 11 2019 5:54PM
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patagonialuke
Posts: 1624 - Karma: 8,663
For maximum durability and class-leading suspension: Mystery Ranch Saddle Peak 20L

For lower weight and more inbounds use where you're not carrying as much weight: the new Patagonia Snowdrifter 20L

Both of those packs hug my back perfectly and don't flail around while skiing very fast, which, for me, is a top priority.
Mar 12 2019 9:01AM
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LineSkier
Posts: 243 - Karma: 446
Check out the Mammut Nirvana Pro 25. I have the 35 and love it https://us.mammut.com/p/2510-02282-3374/nirvana-pro/
Mar 13 2019 4:41PM
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xxACIDTRIPxx
Posts: 5980 - Karma: 8,174
Mystery ranch packs.
Mar 13 2019 5:57PM
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