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SnoBlast 22 Hydration Pack (Fall 2023)
CamelBak
SnoBlast 22 Hydration Pack (Fall 2023)
$90.00
Description

  The CamelBak SnoBlast 22 snowpack is protected by Snow Shield™ materials to ensure your essentials stay dry all day on the slopes. This versatile, compact pack is perfect for carrying your lunch, shed layers, helmet and 2 liters of hydration for a full day on the slopes.

Footprint sold separately.
Description
Brand:
CamelBak
Gender:
Unisex
Size:
One Size
Pack Weight:
1.010 kg / 2 lbs 4 oz
Gear Capacity:
20 L / 1220 cu in
Hydration Capacity:
2 L / 70 oz
Hydration Type:
CRUX™ Reservoir with Quicklink™ System
Other Features:
  • SnowShield™ Material: Repels snow and keeps it from sticking to your pack
  • Therminator™ Harness: Drinking tube zips into an insulated sleeve in the shoulder strap to protect your water supply from the elements
  • Ski Carry: Use the external straps to carry skis A-frame style on the outside of the pack
  • Tri-Zip Access: Three-zipper design lets you unzip the side of the pack for quick access to gear stored at the bottom
  • Expansion Panel: Expansion panel unzips to add more storage capacity to your pack
  • Snowboard Carry: Secure a snowboard for easy transportation
  • Adjustable sternum strap slides up and down the harness for a custom fit.
  • Lift Access QR Harness: Easily swing the pack around for quick access on the lift
  • 2L Crux Reservoir with an ergonomic handle for easier refilling, and an on/off lever that makes it easy to prevent leaks
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