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Review: Camelbak Womens Roulette Backpack
Reviewed on December 9, 2011 | By TahoeNieve
THE GOOD
*This pack is made for women- ligh...view
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Go Lite Pursuit
Reviewed on March 17, 2010 | By Telegrrrl
Overall, I liked this pack. I love that it's designed for women specifically. It's so much lighter than my previous 2 packs which was bliss in the backcountry. A good design in ...view
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Osprey Kode 38
Reviewed on November 14, 2009 | By powderjunky
The Osprey Kode 38 ski pack is not a very functional ski pack. The ski carry leaves much to be desired and is way too complicated and takes way too long. Other features on this pac...view
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Deuter Compact EXP 12
Reviewed on September 30, 2009 | By Freedom Rider
The Deuter Compact EXP 12 pack is a well-designed pack constructed with nothing but durable lightweight materials. I bought it thinking that I would need to use all 850 cu. in. for...view
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Marmot Lana 25
Reviewed on September 16, 2009 | By HotChocolate
The Marmot Lana 25 is a woman's backpack that is a great option while you are waiting for winter. It does not carry skis, but it does carry ice axes, making it a great choice for q...view
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Arcteryx Briza 75
Reviewed on September 1, 2009 | By snowNinjas
If you're packing for an expedition-style trip, these packs are bombproof. They're rugged enough to stand up to some serious abuse, they're easy to use, and the suspension system ...view
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Novelty
Osprey Variant 37
Reviewed on March 11, 2009 | By Ski Waheenie
Although the Variant 37 is not specifically designed for backcountry skiing, it's a great
size, very comfortable and makes your load feel light. This pack would be a top choice ...view
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Dakine Sequence
Reviewed on March 11, 2009 | By The Boundary Hunter
Dakine created a practical camera pack that has plenty of room for all types of photo equipment including up to five lenses, a camera body, and a tripod if needed. This pack can be...view
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Osprey Switch 26
Reviewed on March 5, 2009 | By Freedom Rider
Overall, the Switch-26 is a well-constructed, comfortable, and functional pack that works great for day missions, but look towards the Switch-36's 2,400 cubic inches of volume for ...view
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Dakine Heli Pro
Reviewed on October 6, 2008 | By HotChocolate
The Dakine Heli Pro Pack rocks as a basic ski pack for resort and sidecountry skiing. It also is great for summer hiking and biking!...view
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Dakine Blade
Reviewed on May 29, 2008 | By HotChocolate
The Dakine Blade Backpack is a really nice size for backcountry skiing. It has several well thought-out features and looks very stylish. Performance: There is a specific place for...view
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Dakine Tactic
Reviewed on April 17, 2008 | By lowPro
This pack is an excellent choice for an inbounds day pack. The features such as the ski carry system and insulated Hydropack sleeve make life easy, but the size of the pack itself ...view
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