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Backcountry Access Stash Rider Backpack - 1150cu in - 2006 BCS
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The Backcountry Access Stash Rider Pack, with a70oz reservoir, is a fully integrated, snowboard-specific winter hydration pack. The Stash Rider offers a simple, dedicated snowboard attachment system. The hose and bite valve are neatly stashed inside a well insulated shoulder strap where they're kept warm by body heat to ensure you'll have water to drink on cold winter days. Storm-proof zippers all around ensure the contents of the Stash Rider stay dry and secure. When traditional hydration packs have turned to ice cube trays, you'll be drinking water and staying hydrated. Internal probe and shovel pockets keep everything neat and easily accessible in case the worst backcountry scenario occurs.
Bottom Line: The world's first fully integrated winter hydration pack. The chair-friendly Stash holds all the water and gear you need for a day of resort or backcountry riding.
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Awesome Hydration/Backpack
By:
Rick D.
March 2, 2007
What an awesome pack. Just returned from a week in Breckenridge and everyone who saw it asked where I got it. It held a large quantity of water (which is easily accessible) and had plenty of room for gear, including a zipper pocket on the back that I could reach around and get my walkie talkie. My son used it to carry his skis when he hiked to the top of the mountain. It was very comfortable to wear and I didn't have any problems taking/getting off lifts. I highly recommend this backpack!
I have two questions, first what are the dimensions of this pack?
I have two questions, first what are the dimensions of this pack? Second, is there a torso strap or just a waist strap?
By: j.w2513300
October 28, 2008
The best unknown.
By:
arufener
March 1, 2007
I tried on several different packs at my local store, and saw this one there. It looked the best, and seemed to be a very well built pack. I have used it a few times already, and it works great. It is just the right size I need for snowboarding, but beware, 1150 is not very big. I had no problems with the tube freezing at all the last time I went up when it was 25 degrees out. I have not actually hiked with my board strapped on the pack, but I did try it out, and it works good.
Change me.
Out of Stock
2006 Model No Longer Available
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Awesome Hydration/Backpack
What an awesome pack. Just returned from a week in Breckenridge and everyone who saw it asked where I got it. It held a large quantity of water (which more...
The best unknown.
I tried on several different packs at my local store, and saw this one there. It looked the best, and seemed to be a very well built pack. I have used more...
- Material:
- 420 Ripstop/1000 ballistics
- Summit Pack:
- No
- Suspension:
- Padded shoulder straps and hip belt
- Back Panel:
- Solid padded
- Hydration Compatible:
- Yes, includes 70 oz reservoir
- Torso Adjustment:
- No
- Access Types:
- Front
- Gear Loops:
- Yes
- External Pocket:
- No
- Snowboard Carry:
- Yes
- Ski Carry:
- No
- Volume:
- 1150cu in
- Weight:
- 24.1 oz
- Warranty:
- 1 year