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Black Diamond Revelation Winter Pack - 2136-2746cu in
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A true and just manifestation of a backcountry ski pack is exemplified in the Black Diamond Revelation Winter Pack. This top-loading ski satchel is loaded with winter-specific features and holds the ideal amount of gear for long day tours, ski mountaineering, or light overnights.
- A-frame ski carry, sled attachments, and ice tool PickPockets are geared for long, involved tours and overnight missions
- Dedicated avy tool pocket keeps your shovel and probe ready for action
- Insulated hydration sleeve ensure you don’t end up with a frozen brick instead of water
- Large top-panel access lets you get at your gear quickly
Bottom Line: Revelatory functionality for backcountry skiing.
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i had the older model
By:
Ryan Ivy
February 8, 2010
last year's model was not my cup of tea though it got fairly decent reviews. if it's not full, your gear flops around when moving quickly. not the comfiest shoulder straps or hip belt either. it'll do the job, just be prepared to load it up 100%. there's not enough compression straps for my liking and also the top load feature on the older pack wasn't my favorite design. great pack that's much light and has been tried and tested is the speed by black diamond.
Will this pack accept a camelback 3L hydration bladder?
Will this pack accept a camelback 3L hydration bladder?
By: Peter Keating
November 28, 2011
This particular bag does feature a hydration sleeve, that can accommodate a 3L Camelbak. In addition to this the hydration sleeve is insulated to help prevent freezing during cold weather use.
By: Michael Lindsley
November 29, 2011
Pretty good choice
By:
Courtney Dean
August 9, 2010
I debated a bunch of packs before grabbing this one. I was sold on the weight and the helmet "pouch." It doesn't feature a lot of room, so to have an extern helmet pouch that keeps the helmet in place (no flopping around) outside of the main compartment was awesome. Not in love with the a-frame carry though. I had a hard time keeping my skis tight and the edges rubbed one of the shoulder straps a bit. Mostly user error, but not entirely. It isn't quite as large as I'd like. Would have loved another 500 cu in.
Does anyone own this pack? I was looking at it for bc skiing,
Does anyone own this pack? I was looking at it for bc skiing, mountaineering, and light pack for summer climbing. Or is would something else be more practical?
By: climber12
October 13, 2009
The chest buckle loads with snow and doesn’t push through when you try to buckle it again after setting it down in the snow. I had to clean it out a couple of times. I used it for the first time last weekend 3/20/2010. Other than that it was OK.
By: Mike Bittner
March 23, 2010
I was thinking of the same uses for the pack. Based on weight, size features and price, I think it is the thing available right now. hands down.
By: Courtney Dean
February 12, 2010
This is a great pack for day trips, or SUPER light overnighters. The size is good, the A-Frame carry for skis is great, fits my fatties, and the pull tabs on it are very easy with gloves on. That is a big plus to get your avi gear out in as little time as possible. I have not used it for climbing, and personally I like a top loader with a flap over pocket for climbing, just so rope carry is easy, but this will definitely hold your gear for the day.
By: Shane O'Donnell
October 13, 2009
BD = Awesome
By:
cshea322283903
January 29, 2012
i have the older version of this pack and 4 years later it still looks new. this is after being tosses across the ground and into the car and going through trees skiing with this on my back. the suspension system really pulls the back against your tailbone which helps it have a great balance. i would def rcommned this pack and the only downside is with the quality of this pack and how it is lasting i am not sure i am ever going to need another winter pack again.
as always the light no frills construction you may get with arcteryx but the pack feel great on your back and is light and all materials are over engineer so you know it will last. you will never be disappointed with BD quality you just may not be as impressed as some of the gadgets arcteryx and mammut have
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i had the older model
last year's model was not my cup of tea though it got fairly decent reviews. if it's not full, your gear flops around when moving quickly. not more...
Pretty good choice
I debated a bunch of packs before grabbing this one. I was sold on the weight and the helmet "pouch." It doesn't feature a lot of room, more...
- Material:
- 420D nylon, 840D nylon
- Volume:
- (small/medium) 33 L, (medium/large) 35 L
- Support/Suspension:
- padded back pannel
- Waist-Belt:
- yes, removable
- Hydration Compatible:
- yes
- Access Types:
- top
- Pockets:
- 1 front avy, 1 top
- Ski Carry:
- yes, a-frame
- Ice Axe Loops:
- 2
- Shovel Pocket:
- yes
- Weight:
- (small/medium) 1310 g, (medium/large) 1320 g
- Recommended Use:
- backcountry skiing, climbing
- Manufacturer Warranty:
- 1 year