Facewest: Ortovox Cross Rider 22

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Full Description

The Ortovox Cross Rider 22 is a lightweight and versatile ski day pack. Designed to keep a low profile so as to keep your balance unaffected the Cross Rider is a fantastic free ride or touring day pack. Made from super durable 600 denier Polyester the Cross Rider will take day in day out season long use in its stride. The padded shoulder straps and wide padded hip belt hold the pack in position and stop any swinging around on aggressive turns.

The large main compartment of the Cross rider pack is accessed by a large U shaped zip on the back panel, which allows full access to the entire contents. On the front is a dedicated avi gear pocket with holders for your shovel and probe. Skis can be carried either down the sides or diagonally across the pack, there is also a snowboard carry. For more technical day tours there is also an ice axe carry. The Hip belt features a zipped pocket for small essentials and there is an integrated ski helmet holder net.

Ortovox Cross Rider 22 Features

600D Nylon fabric
6 compartments
Holder for safety equipment
Side or diagonal ski fastening
Snowboard and snowshoe attachment
Ice axe and hiking pole fastening
Integrated helmet net
Map compartment
Hydration system compatible
Hip pocket

Weight:: TBCg

Reviews

5/5 Stars out of 1 Reviews

Ortovox Cross Rider 22 Review

5

Ross Gillies

Purchased as a lightweight pack to carry items when out for a day skiing in Scotland or on family alps ski holiday for various extra s required. Not had a huge amount of heavy use so far but is a very comfortable pack, has room for a hydrapack (not yet tried) and a good selection of zipped pockets and sections. Large enough to carry what you require for a day on the slopes, very waterproof, robust and small enough that doesn't restrict you on chairlifts, etc which some larger packs can. First purchase away from Karrimor rucksacks and very impressed with the design and construction. Bought a second larger one on the back of the experience with this.