Our ski touring backpacks are designed for exploring the backcountry and off-piste descents. Whether you’re tackling hut-to-hut routes, setting out for a day of ski touring, or enjoying sidecountry hikes on a powder day, these packs are fully featured for both the uphill and the down.
Ski pack FAQs.
What should I pack for a ski trip?
A well-packed ski touring backpack ensures you're prepared for changing conditions in the mountains. Essentials include extra layers, gloves, goggles, sunscreen, and snacks for energy. Backcountry skiers should carry avalanche safety gear, including a beacon, probe, and shovel, along with a first aid kit and repair tools for quick fixes on the go.
How do I pack a ski backpack?
Start by placing heavier items at the bottom of the bag to create a stable base. Ensure avalanche gear is in an accessible compartment. Compression straps help secure everything in place and reduce shifting when you’re on the move.
What features should a ski touring backpack have?
A ski touring backpack should have dedicated avalanche tool storage, ski and snowboard carry options, and a secure, ergonomic fit for stability during descents. Look for hydration compatibility, durable materials, and lightweight construction to optimize comfort and performance in backcountry conditions.