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DAKINE Baker Backpack - 1000cu in - 2008
When the resort gets tracked out, strap your snowboard to the DAKINE Baker Pack and go hike to some epic lines. DAKINE designed this backpack with a vertical board carry and a snow tool/shovel pocket to tailor it for backcountry snowboarding. So throw a helmet and your layers into the 1000 cubic inch interior and slog your way to the freshest snow on the mountain. An insulated sleeve keeps the water flowing from your hydration reservoir (not included), and fleece-lined pockets stash your goggles and sunglasses while you hike.
Bottom Line: The resort beat up? Find your own lines.
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Is the waist belt removable or can you get it out of the way
Is the waist belt removable or can you get it out of the way for everyday wear?
By: tom3048917
April 17, 2009
it cant be removed but i have worn it many times w/out the bottom straps clipped and it doesnt seem to get in the way
By: jacob thetford
May 20, 2009
waist belt is very small and can be just clipped around the other side of the pack to be kept out of the way
By: ylue&bellow
April 17, 2009
awesomeness
By: dirtydan2140
June 15, 2009
bro this bag is ily. Can fit the essentials for a day of riding but also great for everyday use. Wish it was slightly bigger but other than that id does it all, carry board, pockets for goggles and nick nack paddy wacks, water bladder, etc...buy this you need it on your back.
Will the Voile Rescue Shovel System fit in this backpack?
Will the Voile Rescue Shovel System fit in this backpack?
By: was2900266
April 3, 2009
it will fit if you took the handle off it might be kinda tight though
By: jacob thetford
May 20, 2009
the shovel blade for sure. The handle and probe you may find it more difficult to fit in there and have to rig something for them.
By: Andrew
April 3, 2009
Best snowboard pack out there!
By: adr3062519
June 5, 2009
This pack does everything I need it to and has surpassed my expectations! It is very durable and holds plenty for any day event. The zippers are super durable and will last for much longer than a normal pack. The fleece pocket is perfect for protecting your goggles or sunglasses. So pack up your gear and find some powder!!! Enjoy the boarding
yes it would
By: jacob thetford
May 20, 2009
yes it does, a wider board will actually be more secure than a narrower board too
By: ylue&bellow
April 2, 2009
Perfect for all but heli trips.
By: jediyork2389179
December 12, 2008
This has room for a shovel, snow probe, hydration pack, and lunch/snacks. Basically great for out of bounds or backcountry building a booter, in bounds for those people who like to eat on the run so they don't waste any of that precious boarding time, or people who have sketchy equipment that want to take back up hardware. Plus the pack is extremely comfortable, and looks great. Cyan Chop Shop. :-)
Who ever has this bag can you tell me if a 13" laptop would
Who ever has this bag can you tell me if a 13" laptop would fit well in the bag. Also how much space is left over if any. Thanks
By: Alex K
December 25, 2008
um it would fit but not entirely sure how much if any room would be left
By: jacob thetford
May 20, 2009
I have this bad and it can fit two laptops, but when its that full all the other pockets cannot be used to full capacity.
By: won2951823
March 20, 2009
I just noticed that someone below answered it already a 15" would fit. As for how much space is left over well can anyone still help me with that answer. thanksFor example can 2 or 3 laptops fit inside? I know it's a small bag, but i just wanna get an idea of what amount of space the bag has.you can fit about 2 laptops inside! you can try and fit 3! but 2 sounds good.
By: Christian Jordan De Los Reyes
December 31, 2008
Perfect for a day at the resort or in the backcountry
By: John Mudge
March 10, 2009
This pack is perfect for a day of riding weather your in the resort hitting up the park or in the backcountry cruising through powder. It never gets in the way on lifts and fits so well you forget your wearing it.
how about adjustable ski poles, is there a convenient spot to
how about adjustable ski poles, is there a convenient spot to strap those on?
By: Jesse Mitchell
December 10, 2008
deff they would fit into the ski carry straps or possibly even the inside w/out a prob
By: jacob thetford
May 20, 2009
just strap em to the back with the snowboard carry...this isnt a skiing pack tho
By: ylue&bellow
April 1, 2009
There is not a spot specifically designed for ski poles, unless they break down to 15" or less. Sorry, I am a snowboarder so I am not familiar with adjustable ski poles.
By: jediyork2389179
December 11, 2008
COOLEST BAG I GOT!
By: Christian Jordan De Los Reyes
January 2, 2009
I'm all about what you pay for is what you get! And i definitely got what i paid for! I purchased the red shotgun splatter one and let me tell you i didn't expect to have so much! There is room for everything! Goggles, Sunglasses(which i wont recommend unless you try and fit the case in there as well), a camelback with a slot to slide your tube in!, a shovel, food, drinks etc! whatever you can think of! it fit perfectly all snug and im all about stylin while riding and i definitely had some stare downs because the bag was so damn sexy! Dakine always makes great products!
Describe the waist strap please. Just 1-1.5" nylon strap
Describe the waist strap please. Just 1-1.5" nylon strap with buckle, or padded like a good pack?
By: Shannon Bryant
December 3, 2008
it is partly padded around your hips and about belt level it tapers down to a regular strap
By: jacob thetford
May 20, 2009
Waist strap is about 3 and 3/4" wide where it connects to the pack, tapers down to 1 and 1/2" wide about 8 and 1/4" from the pack.
By: jediyork2389179
December 11, 2008
Great value
By: John Mudge
February 20, 2009
Just got this pack and I already love it. It hold a whole change of clothes, my lunch, an extra set of gloves, and anything else i think I'll need. The carry straps work flawlessly, the board doesnt move at all when its srapped in.
Will this backpack fit a mid-size laptop (15") and some
Will this backpack fit a mid-size laptop (15") and some other junk? Unfortuanately I dont get many chances to board, so I need to use this primarily for an all around work/school bag.
Thanks
By: sil2532577
November 6, 2008
it would fit in the biggest pocket yeah
By: jacob thetford
May 20, 2009
it would fit in the biggest pocket yeah
By: Jacob Thetford
May 3, 2009
It definitely would. I know tons of people that use this as a school bag.
By: Angus Bohanon
November 6, 2008
so like where do the hip straps hide?
so like where do the hip straps hide?
By: KIl2525114
November 2, 2008
they dont hide theyre prob just tied up
By: jacob thetford
May 20, 2009
they dont hide theyre prob just tied up
By: Jacob Thetford
May 3, 2009
You just can't see them in the picture. They're there.
By: Angus Bohanon
November 3, 2008
does it have a hard back or anything?
does it have a hard back or anything?
By: KIl2525114
November 2, 2008
no it has a mesh like material covering some padding its very comfy
By: jacob thetford
May 20, 2009
no it has a mesh like material covering some padding its very comfy
By: Jacob Thetford
May 3, 2009
nope, just nylon, however it does have some flexible 1/4" or so foam sewn into the back, kind of like the back of a laptop backpack. Probably there to insulate your back from the hydration pack, or lightly protect your back during a nasty wipe out.
By: jediyork2389179
December 11, 2008
Steller for Boarding and More
By: Eric Todd
December 29, 2008
Took this bag out on the mountain a week ago and loved the comfortably and carrying capacity wearing the bag the whole day. I thought it would be a problem carrying the bag on the lifts all day but it really wasn't that inconvenient. Liked how the straps to vertically carry the board are reinforced. The bag comes in handy when you fit in it and eat it on the go. Also lets me get all my gear out of my pockets and a spare pair of gloves. A ton of pockets in the bag make it easier to split my gear. Off the mountain I like how much it can carry. Perfect for those times when you want to take some cloths with you but don't want a whole suitcase. Liked how the straps to vertically carry the board are reinforced.
does it have like hip buckles? like some have that little buckel
does it have like hip buckles? like some have that little buckel across the chest soes this one have one across hips? so when you get air your stuff dont fly over you.
By: KIl2525114
November 2, 2008
ya it stays P.U.T put ive crashed several times on it w/little movement
By: jacob thetford
May 20, 2009
ya it stays P.U.T put ive crashed several times on it w/little movement
By: Jacob Thetford
May 3, 2009
yea if you look to the right -----> that way after you scroll up it says the specsYes it has both waist and chest buckles.
By: jediyork2389179
December 11, 2008
Exactly what I was looking for.
By: dea2462176
November 6, 2008
Great back pack. Plenty of space, but not too big!
is it water proof? like can i be in the heavy, thick, wet snow
is it water proof? like can i be in the heavy, thick, wet snow all day and have my stuff stay dry?
By: tsl2506425
October 26, 2008
its pretty water proof i mean it would prob get soaked in like a torrential downpour but if you fall in powder it keeps ur stuff dry
By: jacob thetford
May 20, 2009
its pretty water proof i mean it would prob get soaked in like a torrential downpour but if you fall in powder it keeps ur stuff dry
By: Jacob Thetford
May 3, 2009
Depends on how much you fall. If never, then your stuff will probably stay dry. But really, I don't even think it has waterproof zippers. Not many backpacks do, save very high end. If you want your stuff to stay dry either wrap it in a garbage bag or plan on using waterproofing spray regularly.
By: Alex Cole
October 27, 2008
Fun bag
By: mpo2445948
March 2, 2009
Awesome bag, comes in great colors. It could be a bit more reinforced where I carry my skis on the front but it is a solid bag that has a lot of pockets and works for a lot of use.
i think it would unless u own a ginormous binder
By: jacob thetford
May 20, 2009
i think it would unless u own a ginormous binder
By: Jacob Thetford
May 3, 2009
Yes.
By: Angus Bohanon
October 2, 2008
it isnt huge it isnt super teensy its perfect its is awesome on the lifts and holds all i need for a hard day o skiing
By: jacob thetford
May 20, 2009
it isnt huge it isnt super teensy its perfect its is awesome on the lifts and holds all i need for a hard day o skiing
By: Jacob Thetford
May 3, 2009
Rather. Reasonably. Fairly. Acceptably. Take your pick of vague, meaningless adverbs. Or you could actually look at the page, where it says THREE times that it is 1000 cubic inches (16 L).Dimensions: 20 x 11.5 x 5"
By: Cory Guru
October 3, 2008
does it have a strap with a buckle around the wast?
does it have a strap with a buckle around the wast?
By: kalaesposi2290822
July 6, 2008
ya its really comfy and keeps it put
By: jacob thetford
May 20, 2009
ya its really comfy and keeps it put
By: Jacob Thetford
May 3, 2009
You betcha it does.
By: Matt Fuller
July 7, 2008
Change me.
Tech Specs:
- Material:
- 420D Nylon, 600D polyester
- Volume:
- 1000cu in (16L)
- Suspension:
- Padded shoulder straps & back panel
- Waist-belt:
- Yes
- Hydration Compatible:
- Yes, insulated
- Rain Cover:
- No
- Access Types:
- Top
- Pockets:
- [External] 2 fleece-lined
- Snowboard Carry:
- Yes, vertical
- Ski Carry:
- No
- Gear Loops:
- No
- Ice Axe Loops:
- No
- Shovel Pocket:
- Yes
- Recommended Use:
- Backcountry snowboarding
- Manufacturer Warranty:
- Lifetime
- Country of Origin:
- China
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