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CAMP USA Campack Xpress 390 Backpack - 2004 BCS
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The CAMP Campack Xpress 390 backpack is an ultralight pack designed for alpine racers and enthusiasts. The Xpress comes with a built in hydration system to keep you watered in the backcountry. The coolest thing about the Xpress though is its ski carry system. This exclusive system lets you carry 2 pairs of skis (fatties and carvers, perhaps) and is designed so that you can quick-draw load and unload the skis with the pack still on. Now with the Xpress 390 if you can perfect spinning your skis on one finger, you'll be the ultimate wild-west ski-slinger. Alternately, you could just get out there and ski already.
Bottom Line: Never take off your pack in deep snow again.
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Some Good Feature, Although Not as Light as Claimed
By:
Jonathan S. Shefftz
June 19, 2006
The good:
- Carries weight close to back and doesn't shift around.
- Excellent ski-carrying system.
- Lots of other nifty features.
The not-so good:
- Weight is actually 40% higher than claimed.
- Hook-and-loop on straps can chew up a Schoeller jacket if not careful.
Great Lightweight Freeride Ski Pack
By:
wmk
December 9, 2005
I have been highly impressed with this ski pack offering from CAMP USA. The Campack is a very streamlined ski/freeride pack, and hugs my back on the descents like no pack I have every tried. I am growing to like its smaller interior volume,1300cu in, as it forces me to not be profligate in my packing decisions. The diagonal ski carrying system works great, and the side pockets are perfect for my shovel handle, probe, and for stashing skins on the way down. The interior has a mesh pocket for compartmentalizing my layers/goggles/water bottle/etc, while also allowing me to stash my shovel blade. The zipper offers quick access to the interior. The only downside is that I would not feel comfortable using this as an all-day pack when I have many layers and items to carry (a rando rope would be a stretch to try and fit in with normal repertoire). All in all, I love this pack for half-day backcountry outings, when I am out hunting for turns, and want a sleek pack to match.
Change me.
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Winter PacksSome Good Feature, Although Not as Light as Claimed
The good:
- Carries weight close to back and doesn't shift around.
- Excellent ski-carrying system.
- Lots of other nifty features.
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Great Lightweight Freeride Ski Pack
I have been highly impressed with this ski pack offering from CAMP USA. The Campack is a very streamlined ski/freeride pack, and hugs my back on the descents more...
- Material:
- Nylon weave
- Volume:
- 1220 cu in
- Suspension:
- Padded
- Back Panel:
- Padded
- Hydration Compatible:
- Yes, included
- Torso Adjustment:
- No
- Detachable Pack:
- No
- Sleeping Bag Compartment:
- No
- Rain Cover:
- No
- Access Types:
- Top/front
- Gear Loops:
- No
- External Pockets:
- No
- Snowboard Carry:
- No
- Ski Carry:
- Yes, 2 pair
- Recommended Use:
- Alpine racing, short backcountry trips
- Weight:
- 390 g
- Warranty:
- 1 year