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The North Face Patrol 48 Winter Pack - 2800cu in - 2009 BCS

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Patrol 48 Winter Pack - 2800cu in
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Built for gear-laden ski professionals and multi-day backcountry touring, The North Face Patrol 48 Winter Pack holds all the gear you’ll need for epic days on the mountain or in the backcountry. The Patrol features a new suspension system designed specifically for skiers and The North Face added tons of organizational pockets for everything from your skins to your ski poles.

  • Carries either skis (A-frame or diagonal) or a snowboard (vertical)
  • Radial X tubular frame bends and twists with athletic ski motions
  • Large bottom pocket holds fat skins or crampons
  • Front organizer pocket keeps your avy rescue tools easily accessible
  • Helmet lash points hold your brain bucket on the skin track

Bottom Line: Go on powder patrol with this roomy winter pack.

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Rating for this product: 5

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By: Backcountry.com Sponsored Athlete
December 27, 2009

i use this pack for everything! day trips backcountry as well as used it for multiday expedition backpack loaded with all gear, two axes, ropes, skis then took it trekking in nepal. comfortable, light...all the features but in light easy form.

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August 9, 2010

Question for you, this pack does not say if it is hydration compatible. Have you been able to accommodate a hydrator pack into it at all, possible put it in the main pocket and then feed the tube out of the top and through one of the loops in the shoulder strap, or is that too impractical?

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I am choosing between standard (M, 46L) and extended (L, 48L)

I am choosing between standard (M, 46L) and extended (L, 48L) pack.
Could somebody explain the difference in sizing, in what ways does the Large size pack extend in comparison to standard (width, height, volume)?
I'm 6'2", 200lb, 35" waist, 39" chest, 20" torso, so I'm between sizes.

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April 24, 2010

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I am 5'9 155lbs to 160lbs and I run a medium.... My brother is 6'2 180lbs and he sizes up with large....

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June 3, 2010

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Rating for this product: 5

great pack...a word of caution to snowboarder's

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January 4, 2010

I use this pack mostly for backcountry snowboarding and am very impressed with its ability to hold everything you need to stay hydrated, fed and warm as well as a probe and shovel (in a dedicated pocket) and then some. The shovel/probe pocket is large enough to comfortably fit and zip up over a BlackDiamond deploy 7 shovel and 265 cm probe as well as a snow stability kit and some other odds and ends leaving plenty of room in the main pocket for layers, food etc. The small top pocket is actually pretty big and can hold a a hat, gloves, camera and sunscreen for easy access. there is also a small pocket inside the top pocket to clip and zip your car keys into. I have used the Patrol 48 doing some side country off piste at a resort and although a little big for that, there are many adjustment options to take in excess room.

my only concern with this bag is the snowboard/ski attachement straps use an open end clip instead of a traditional snap buckle. I had the top strap come unclipped after my board (strapped vertically) hit my calf while hiking up a ridge which caused me to stop and reattach. Something i may not have had the option to do if I was ascending in a less forgiving place.

Overall, I do reccommend this pack as I have had a great time using it in the back country. It is very light for its size and very user friendly while wearing gloves.

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By: kasha Rigby December 27, 2009

i use this pack for everything! day trips backcountry as well as used it for multiday expedition backpack loaded with all gear, two axes, ropes, skis more...

great pack...a word of caution to snowboarder's

5 star rating

By: Cameron Sutherland January 4, 2010

I use this pack mostly for backcountry snowboarding and am very impressed with its ability to hold everything you need to stay hydrated, fed and warm as more...

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Material:
315D Cordura nylon, 630D ballistic nylon 
Volume:
[Standard] 2800cu in (46L); [Extended] 2930cu in (48L) 
Suspension:
X Radial Tubular aluminum 
Waist-belt:
Yes 
Access Types:
Top 
Pockets:
[External] 1 avy tool, 1 lid, 1 bottom, 1 side pole; [Internal] 
Snowboard Carry:
Yes, vertical 
Ski Carry:
Yes, A-frame & diagonal 
Ice Axe Loops:
Weight:
3lb 8oz (1600g) 
Recommended Use:
Skiing, snowboarding 
Manufacturer Warranty:
Lifetime