Great backpack for Shralpinism!
Compact but big enough to fit splitboarding and mountaineering equipment.
Super durable and many options for carrying a splitboard, many well placed smaller compartiments/pockets as well!

It’s a great and spacious pack for day trips, really comfy on the way down! A bit tight for overnight trips if you need to carry sleeping bag and food but can be done.
Running on the “heavy” side of 32L backpacks when it’s empty, but nothing crazy.
Really happy with my purchase! :slightly_smiling:

Design, materials, assembly are all top notch.

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Really like this pack. Fit and function is great for my needs. The tool pocket has extra room for skins, crampons, etc. I can go on about the good because it’s a great pack. So here’s a few not so good. The helmet holder is definitely oversized. I could fit a full face in that thing. My helmet has fallen out. Then the other would be I’d like the back to be a full clam shell opening. That’s just preference. So if you’re looking for a pack to hit your local backcountry stash or a larger objective I highly recommend the 32L. I have used a ton of different brands of packs over the last 20 plus years and I’ll be using this one for quite some time.

Well thought out pack. I got the 32 L and have used on 4 outings now. 2 split rides, 2 board carries rides.
Good organization for snow tools
Loved having access from back panel while board was still strapped to back of pack.

I do wish the bottom side compression straps were independent of main bottom back strap. Also would like additional vertical straps for board carrying horizontal for while riding on a snowmobile.

I was able to pack extra down layers, a large lunch, camera equipment, avy gear ,first aid, spare Sox, gloves, snow saw and a few other misc items no problem.
All in all this seems to be a solid pack and it's at fair competitive price. I'm am very pleased.

Love the durability of the material.
The functional pockets make it easy to pack gear in an easy to find way.
Couldn't ask for a better pack to take adventuring in the backcountry!

Only thing I would add is some reinforced paneling on shovel/probe pocket. I know you’re not supposed mix safety gear and your regular gear, but my crampons feel like they’re gonna tear a hole through the pocket.

Excellent pack! My only suggestion would be to add a way to integrate a radio into the design (radio pouch, interior cable run in strap opposite of water strap, area to clip radio to strap, etc.)