Description
All our friends are pros too.
- Vertical board carry and diagonal ski carry lets you haul your weapon of choice up the mountain hands-free
- Back-access means you can reach whatever you need inside this bag without emptying the contents of your pack into the snow
- Quick-access snow too and shovel pocket and quick-draw ice axe sleeve means all your safety tools are easy to reach at a moment's notice
- An insulated hydro sleeve keeps your high-quality H2O from freezing solid and a deployable water bottle pocket allows you to carry an extra bottle with ease
- Stash your helmet in the deployable helmet carry for the hot uphill slog
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zrip465461
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best price and this backpack rocks! If you are in college and are thinking about getting a backpack for school and skiing, I recommend considering something else however, if you do not pack too much around, this backpack is awesome as a hybrid.
Hell yea pro 2
Lev4937623
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This pack is wack; can't stand all the well thought out features; u should let me be the only one on the hill with it. The only part I enjoyed was buying the hydration bladder separately cuz I totally read the difference between compatible, and comes with.
PRO II
Tim -Dakine & 661 Rep
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Great gift
Lindsay Simpson
Member since
I got this gift for my brother for his birthday. He Loves it. especially the pack in the green color. It's simple but has all the necessary features he needs in a great overall pack. Fits great while riding and holds all the necessities (plus some). All of your avy gear, tools, extra layers, food, water, and tunes. No complaints, and it looks rad!
Heli Pro DLX or Pro II?
Jeff Guest
Member since
I was trying to decide between this and the Heli Pro DLX Backpack. The tag on the Pro II showed that it has the vertical snowboard carry. The tag lies. The Heli Pro DLX has the vertical carry.
The Pro II has a back entry area that to get into the main compartment. The top zipper doesn't open very wide and is quite annoying. It is even more annoying if you have a hydration bladder in there because the hose will be in the way. The other pocket is nice though because it has a holder for your shovel handle and your probe to keep them organized and the shovel blade fits in there too!
I like the Heli Pro DLX better because it has the vertical snowboard carry option if you don't want to carry your board vertically, the top zipper opens as far as a normal backpack does, and has a deployable drink holder on the side. It isn't as organized withe shovel and probe as the Pro II, but the other features make it ok.
Heli Pro DLX or Pro II?
Jeff Guest
Member since
- Gender: Male
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
I was trying to decide between this and the Pro II Backpack. The tag on the Pro II showed that it has the horizontal snowboard carry. The tag lies. The Heli Pro DLX has the horizontal and vertical carry.
The Pro II has a back entry area that to get into the main compartment. The top zipper doesn't open very wide and is quite annoying. It is even more annoying if you have a hydration bladder in there because the hose will be in the way. The other pocket is nice though because it has a holder for your shovel handle and your probe to keep them organized and the shovel blade fits in there too!
I like the Heli Pro DLX better because it has the vertical and horizontal snowboard carry option. The top zipper opens as far as a normal backpack does, and has a deployable drink holder on the side. It isn't as organized with the shovel and probe holders as the Pro II, but the other features make it ok.
DAKINE
RYAN
Member since
Iknow its a different color, because it is! its an older 2011 model but for its price, its great. Its alot smaller than I thought, even the big pocket is lots smaller. It has a nice pocket for a bladder, and great chest andwaist straps!
Ideal multi-use pack
Courtney Dean
Member since
The size and fit makes this a brilliant pack for slack and backcountry excursions. Pack it with shovel, probe, a layer or two and some other emergency essentials and you're good to go. I've stuffed my 18L Arcteryx Silo 18 to the point of splitting just to get the bare essentials for slack country, but with this pack, I've got enough extra room for some food, repair tools, an emergency bivy and a puffy and/or midlayer. The helmet slot is excellent for secure storage during the skin up.
The diagonal ski carry is, in my opinion, much better than an aframe approach and teh cord is secure and reliable.
HIghly recommend this pack for skiers but not for snowboarders. Though it has a vertical snowboard carry capability, the Heli Pro is far superior with it's secure horizontal snowboard carry feature.
how big is the avy tool pocket? I want to...
Hayden Beck
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how big is the avy tool pocket? I want to fit a blackdiamond deploy 3 and a super tour 265 probe in...It would be nice to be able to throw skins in there to
Chris Erickson
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I know you could probably get the probe and shovel in there no problem, but the skins may be a little tight.
how big is the avy tool pocket? I want to...
Hayden Beck
Member since
how big is the avy tool pocket? I want to fit a blackdiamond deploy 3 and a super tour 265 probe in...It would be nice to be able to throw skins in there to
Awesome
Carrie Cates
Member since
Love this pack, it holds everything and packed full of features. Love the fact that I can carry street clothes and gear in the main compartment, have my helmet in the deployable helmet carry, goggles in the goggle pocket and strap my board on the back. The insulated water sleeve is great. Love this thing!
