Osprey Sopris Backpack

Yes, the 30-liter capacity is specifically designed for full-day snow travel. It provides enough room for your essential layers, hydration, snacks, and safety gear without being overly bulky for technical ascents.

The back-panel entry allows you to lay the pack down on the snow and access the main compartment without getting your shoulder straps wet or snowy. It is particularly useful when you need to grab an extra layer or a thermos without dumping out your entire pack.

Yes, the Sopris features integrated carry options for both skis and snowboards. This versatility makes it a great choice if you switch between disciplines or ride with friends who use different gear.

Yes, the front panel is dedicated to avalanche safety tools. It is designed to fit standard-sized shovels and probes, keeping them separate from your dry gear and easily accessible in an emergency.

The pack is hydration compatible, meaning it has a dedicated sleeve and routing for a reservoir, but the reservoir itself is not included. You will need to purchase one separately.

The pack is constructed from 210D recycled nylon, which offers a strong balance between lightweight performance and abrasion resistance. It is also treated with a PFAS-free DWR coating to help repel snow and moisture.