Have a North face Off Chute 22 that might work for you. See: http://www.trailspace.com/articles/2...html#northface
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Have a North face Off Chute 22 that might work for you. See: http://www.trailspace.com/articles/2...html#northface
PM if you want more info
Reviving this thread as I'm zeroing in on a new dadpack. I mean daypack. And great deals on the web right now. You know that Seinfeld episode where Kramer carries a briefcase to the office just for his crackers? That's me on the hill. Maybe y'all are too young for a Kramer reference... nevermind.
Anyway, this will be an airline carry-on, store kid gear in bad weather, but primarily be my companion for a Mountain Collective/Alberta/BC inbound bucket list this year - Apsen Highland Bowl, Kicking Horse Terminator Peak, Banff Delierium Dive, etc. Just needs to carry the basic safety stuff... but my 'want' list is: hydration sleeve in the shoulder strap (I live at sea level. Water is life.), A-frame ski carry, goggle pocket. I MAY throw my digital SLR and a small lens in there on occasion in a protective case, so I don't want to go smaller than 20L.
I'm looking at the Black Diamond dawn patrol 25L - seems to tick the boxes and nothing bad about being able to add the avalung later.
Other candidates: Dueter Freerider 26 (hydration tube is external though), the Patagonia Snowdrifter 20L or the Dakine HeliPro 24L. Amazon has sick deals on the Gregory Targhee 26 in obnoxious orange too.
Any reccomendations for 2017-18?
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The Gregory Targhee is on my shortlist, comes as both 26 and 32 liters, aswell as a 45 i think.
Thule Upslope...
I pulled the trigger on the Dawn Patrol. That Targhee 26 is still on Amazon for like $60 though - looks solid and the Blister reviews were good. Thule looked interesting too but for the same price as the Dawn Patrol, might as well have the avalung interface.
I wanted to be sure the BD pack accepted wide skis (saw one confused reviewer on amazon) so I emailed them, and they responded right away. Took that as a good sign.
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