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Mountain Hardwear Ropeline Backpack - 1600cu in - 2009 BCS
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Mountain Hardwear decked the Ropeline Backpack out with all the carrying-space and specialized pockets you need to shimmy past the boundary lines and cruise into the backcountry. Whether you roll ski-style or on one plank, this pack accommodates your rig, plus your shovel, probe, beacon, skins, and ice axe should you need it.
- Hydration sleeve in main compartment keeps you watered
- Sleek design won’t snag on the area boundary rope you somehow didn’t notice
- A roomy main compartment carries extra layers, lunch, shades, and camera
- Durable nylon stands up to seasons of abuse
Bottom Line: A grade-A touring buddy that won’t complain on uphill slogs.
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Brennan. The closest thing we have this season is this:
http://www.mountainhardwear.com/Product.aspx?top=2039&pr
Another pack that we have had in the past is called the BeBop. It was exactly 20 liters. 20 liters = about 1200cu in.
By: Jon Webb
March 8, 2010
Yes. This pack in particular is 26 liters.
By: Jon Webb
March 8, 2010
Bad Advertising
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Sam Reese
January 12, 2010
>Sleek design won’t snag on the area boundary rope you somehow didn’t notice
I really find it annoying when things like this are put into advertising. Are you encouraging reckless behavior or criminal trespass? With more and more ski areas opening gates and allowing limited use of backcountry, we should encourage responsible use of these areas, not let people think that a cool backpack is going to keep them safe in unpatrolled areas.
If their torso length is between 16" and 19"
By: Rick Agostin
March 8, 2010
It's a back pack not a piece of safety gear.
By: Rick Agostin
March 8, 2010
Yes. It only comes in Regular size which should fit a torso range from 16"-19".
By: Jon Webb
March 7, 2010
it says it comes with a hydration sleeve, is that the sleeve
it says it comes with a hydration sleeve, is that the sleeve that holds a water bag (similar to what's found in a camelpak), or is it the water bag itself. in other words, do I need to purchase the water bag in addition?
By: wallace.br100082845
March 4, 2010
yep it's just a sleeve to hold your hydration bladder, which you'll need to purchase separately.
By: Rick Agostin
March 4, 2010
would this pack be useful for day to day activities and school
would this pack be useful for day to day activities and school as well as skiing. i ordered the independence for more of an everyday pack, but i think i would return it for this if it is versatile enough. i know they're about the same size so would it be worth getting this one for skiing?
By: James Molnar
December 24, 2009
Sure. The only thing it would be lacking school wise is a laptop sleeve and front organizer panel.
By: andrew
December 27, 2009
Change me.
Out of Stock
2009 Model No Longer Available
We have a lot more Winter Packs than that
Winter PacksBad Advertising
>Sleek design won’t snag on the area boundary rope you somehow didn’t notice
I really find it annoying when things like this more...
- Material:
- Nylon
- Volume:
- 1600cu in
- Waist-belt:
- Yes
- Hydration Compatible:
- Yes
- Access Types:
- Top zip, side zip
- Pockets:
- 1 Main compartment with organizer pockets, 2 waistbelt pocket, 1 for shovel & probe, 1 fleece-lined goggle or sunglass pocket
- Snowboard Carry:
- Yes
- Ski Carry:
- Yes, A-frame or diagonal
- Ice Axe Loops:
- 2
- Shovel Pocket:
- Yes
- Weight:
- 2lb 13oz (1276g)
- Recommended Use:
- Ski touring, carting your gear around in-bounds, taking a hike
- Manufacturer Warranty:
- Lifetime