

20L ski touring backpack – Unisex –
The Snowdrifter 20L Black w/Autumn Orange from the brand Patagonia is the perfect backpack for enthusiasts of short high-altitude outings who are looking for a compact backpack to make a quick and hassle-free descent.
Combine a modern look with technical features and you’ve got the perfect bag for your freeride skiing and snowboarding trips. Although lightweight, it is also very robust thanks to its construction and its durable water-repellent treatment, combined with a polyurethane finish. When it comes to comfort, the padded back panel and waist belt make this rucksack very comfortable to carry.
Numerous strategically placed pockets allow you to organise your kit so you can easily access everything you need. A front pocket is designed to carry your safety material, whilst a top pocket provides storage for your gloves, glasses and other bulky essentials. A side pocket on the back provides easy access to a pair of skins, for example, or a hydration bladder.
You’ll appreciate the helmet rack attachments when you’re out on the slopes, as well as the attachments that allow you to attach your skis diagonally or even your splitboard.


- 20-litre ski touring backpack
- Increased abrasion resistance
- Long U-shaped opening for quick access to the main compartment
- Internal organisation of security tools
- Side pocket on the back for storing skins or a hydration bladder
- Adjustable chest and hip straps
- Mesh braces
- Big pockets on the braces
- Padded back panel and belt with zipped pockets
- Diagonal carrying system for skis and splitboards
- Compatible with an insulated hydration pouch
Sizes:
- S: 26.5 x 23.5 x 48 cm
- M: 26.5 x 23.5 x 53 cm
- L: 26.5 x 23.5 x 58.5 cm
Composition :
- Main fabric: 100% recycled Nylon
- Lining : 100% recycled Polyester
- Belt, back panel and shoulder straps: 92% Nylon, 8% Spandex
- Polyurethane coating and a PFC-free, durable water-repellent (DWR) finish
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