Osprey Sopris

The Sopris is designed with a shorter torso length and a harness shape that contours to a woman's frame. This ensures the pack sits properly on your hips and shoulders, preventing the shifting and discomfort often caused by unisex packs.

Yes, the pack features a versatile carry system designed to secure both skis and snowboards. It is built to keep your gear stable against the pack, which helps maintain your balance while hiking or skinning.

Absolutely. The dedicated compartment is specifically designed to house your avalanche safety tools, such as a shovel and probe, ensuring they are separated from your main gear and accessible in seconds during an emergency.

With a 32-liter capacity, it is sized perfectly for full-day backcountry tours. It offers enough room for extra layers, skins, food, and water without being overly bulky for the descent.

The pack is hydration-compatible, meaning it has an internal sleeve and routing for a reservoir hose, but the reservoir itself is sold separately.

The pack is constructed with weather-resistant materials that are bluesign approved. It is designed to shed snow and resist moisture, keeping your internal gear dry throughout a day in the mountains.