Free 2-Day Shipping on orders over $50*
Memorial Day SaleMemorial Day Sale
Available Colors/Styles
Detail Pics

Description

Go deep!

Salomon designed the form-fitting Skin Pro 10+3 Hydration Backpack Set with stretch elements that literally hug your back. This eliminates the bouncing around and shifting that you normally get with run-specific hydration packs. The added space (about 800 cubic inches) also gives the Skin Pro 10+3 enough room for a light lunch, a first-aid kit, and a rain jacket, so you can crank up the mileage with confidence.
  • P.A.C.E. fit utilizes hard and soft elements for comfort, protection, and freedom of movement during intense races and workouts
  • Fully adjustable shoulder straps manage moisture for added comfort
  • Adjustable waist belt adjusts infinitely for the perfect size and stays put
  • Reservoir with bit valve on/off system included
  • Whistle included for added safety
  • Multiple convenient pockets for energy and hydration
  • Rear pocket for safety equipment or a rain shell
  • Chest pocket for easy access to essentials
  • Trekking pole-specific loops
  • Race number snap conveniently flies your flag
  • Reflective elements for added safety

Share your thoughts

What do you think of the

Salomon Skin Pro 10+3 Hydration Backpack Set - 793cu in

? Share a...

No file chosen

Rather attach a photo from another website?

Rather attach a photo from your computer?

  • Product review:
  • Share a video
  • Share a photo

How familiar are you with the product?(optional)

Invalid filetype.

Save

Here's what others have to say...

5 5

bhwp44096

Member since 

Pros: uber light-weight, comfortable, easy access to food and drink while running/hiking, just enough space for the essentials for a 4-6hr run/hike.

Cons: materials already show some wear after limited usage, likely due to emphasis on light weight rather than durability, although I think it will still be good for years to come.

I broke mine in doing a spring ascent of Mt. Olympus, UT. I like the snug fit that keeps jiggling to a minimum. The 1.5L was not quite enough on its own for a pretty strenuous 4h15m round trip, but would have been with some additional bottles of vitamin water, which could easily fit in the side pockets. I loved the chest pockets and stuffed them with fruit leathers and granola bars that I could eat while still hiking. I had room for a waterproof shell, gloves, crampons, 1st Aid kit, bivvy sack, sunglasses, and still had some room to spare. I like the minimalist feel and am tempted to try to make it work (can I stuff a larger water reservoir in?) for some longer mountaineering treks where the light weight would be an asset. I couldn't get the pole system to work with my ice axe and found that it was easiest to just slide the ice axe between my back and the pack.