Can hold a lot of things I'm comfortable with him when I went out to play one day. Enough.…
- ZCMH, 11/27/12
Portland

I like this pack but it is a little pricey and its heavy too....…
- collin, 04/28/11
Newmarket

With a little training it's absolutely easy to use. If you are in the backcountry this thing is a cheap way to increase the chances to survive an avalanche. And compared to a…
- Olaf, 12/09/09

I purchased 3 avalungs as Christmas presents. I kept one, and gave the other two away. Fortunately, nobody has actually needed it. We’ve been practicing though. The…
- REBECCA, 02/28/06
ISSAQUAH

Well designed pack with lots of room for whatever you bring on your excursion. Designed for ski/snowboarding in mind but works well for non-snow activity just as well. Comfort…
- KJELL, 01/30/13
Maui, Hawaii

The Osprey Kode 22 is a snug, low profile ski pack that comfortably hauls my gear on the ascents and rides extremly well on the descents. Dual wet-dry compartmentilization kee…
- michael, 02/08/11

I've been taking this with me cross country skiing on a regular basis. Such a clean and well thought out design. Pockets and straps make sense and are convenient for attaching…
- David, 11/30/11
Anchorage, Alaska

I was looking for a smaller sized pack. i currently have the north face recon and it's simply too big as a school backpack and a pack for skiing. My ski's fit perfectly to t…
- Eric, 10/23/12
Columbus

My husband got this for his job this winter in Washington state and is putting this pack through it's paces being out in the snow slush and everything else every single day. P…
- Auriel, 12/03/12
Fayetteville, AR

Got for carrying snowshoes, does that awesomely. Very roomy, was debating between this one and the Kode 38, and Arc'teryx Silo 30/40. Happy I went with this one, saving my sel…
- Brandon, 12/25/11
Upper Peninsula