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About The North Face Ski Packs
Carry the gear you need for days on the mountain with ski and snowboard backpacks designed for winter adventures. Snow packs can include specialized features such as ski and snowboard carry systems, helmet attachments, hydration storage and dedicated space for avalanche tools, helping keep essential gear organized and accessible.
The Snomad collection is a great example. The Snomad 23 Backpack is built for day missions, with multiple ski and snowboard carry options, a reinforced avalanche-tool pocket, removable helmet carry and back-panel access to your gear. The larger Snomad 34 Backpack offers similar features with additional room for hut trips and longer days in the mountains.
Think about where you're headed and how much gear you need to carry. For resort skiing and snowboarding, a streamlined pack can keep necessities close without unnecessary bulk. The Snowdrift 22+6 Backpack is designed specifically for resort skiing and riding, with a slim profile that can be worn on the lift and an expandable design that adds room for extra layers, gloves or gear when needed.
For technical objectives, look for features suited to backcountry and alpine travel. The Rapidus Alpin 34 Backpack is built for technical ski mountaineering, with A-frame or diagonal ski carry, dedicated rope and ice-axe carry, a quick-access avalanche-tool pocket and an external crampon pocket.
Your snow gear needs to get to the mountain, too. For destination ski and snowboard trips, the Base Camp Snow Roller offers an adjustable-length design that accommodates a range of skis and snowboards. Its large capacity can hold two pairs of skis or a snowboard and a pair of skis, while smooth-rolling wheels make it easier to move through airports and train stations. It can also connect with the Base Camp Gear Boot Pack for transporting boots, a helmet and additional gear.
Whether you're heading out for a resort day, backcountry tour, technical ski-mountaineering objective or destination snow trip, choose a pack based on the equipment you need to carry and how you'll use it on the mountain.