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Closeouts. The high-performance Vaude Daytour 30 backpack is fully featured and designed with attachment points for skis, ice tools and ski poles.
- Anatomic Alpin suspension stabilizes heavy loads
- Front loader for easy and organized access
- Front and side attachment points
- Safety pocket securely stores probe and shovel
- Detachable helmet holder
- Ice tool and ski pole attachment
- Lightweight removable hipbelt
- Sternum strap with whistle
- Waistbelt: Adjustable to 55”
- Fits torsos: One size fits most
- Dimensions (HxWxD): 21x12x7”
- Capacity: 1764 cu.in.
- Weight: 2 lb. 13 oz.
- Material: 210 denier Cordura® dobby nylon, 600 denier polyester, polyurethane coating
- Made in China
Average Rating (3 reviews)
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Reviewed by Alex G. from Orford on Monday, April 08, 2013Fast shipping
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Reviewed by dreed from Steamboat Springs, CO on Sunday, November 04, 2012This pack seems really well built on first inspection. I have not gotten to use it yet, but all the stitching is of good quality and the buckles are well placed and well designed. It holds the same amount of stuff as the pack it is replacing which is 5 liter larger. Even when loaded with skis on the ski carry it carries nicely and doesn't flop around. The helmet carry hold helmets confidently. My only disappointment is that the avalanche pocket is not ideal. It hold a shovel pretty good and has space in if for something like your backcountry repair kit if you wanted it, but like pretty much every other avalanche safety pocket I've come across It doesn't hold a probe very well. This comes from the pocket being on the outside of the pack so the curvature of the pocket interferes with the length of the probe, like I said though, I have yet to find a pack that this isn't an issue on. I plan on putting the probe against the back-panel of the pack where I usually do where it will accessible, so this design flaw is not a big downfall, but I thought it was worth noting. Overall it looks like a great pack and I'm excited to go skiing with it this winter.
- Best Uses: Day hikes, Skiing
- Describe Yourself: Avid adventurer, Practical
- Primary use: Personal
- Pros: Attractive Design, Comfortable, Lightweight, Roomy
- Was this a gift?: No
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Reviewed by dw from Castle Rock, CO on Thursday, November 10, 2011Good design, good for snow sports
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