osprey backpack kode 32
Fast, FREE Shipping with Amazon Prime. New (1) from $150.00 Osprey Packs Kode 32 Backpack Order now and we'll deliver when available. We'll e-mail you with an estimated delivery date as soon as we have more information. Your account will only be charged when we ship the item. 12 x 11 x 21 inches Osprey has long set the standard for features, functionality and fit in a backcountry ski pack. The redesigned Kode Series incorporates the feedback of backcountry professionals, athletes and recreationists, as well as our own experience and evaluation. We've optimized volumes to easily fit the tools each style is designed for and improved access and organization to aid in emergency situations. The result is a logically organized, extremely functional and comfortable series designed to help and never hinder all facets of backcountry snow travel. Shipping Information: View shipping rates and policies Item model number: 36632-550-M/L-P #380,083 in Sports & Outdoors (See Top 100 in Sports & Outdoors)
This bag is up to Osprey quality standards, except for the buckles on the straps meant to hold your skis, snowboard or snowshoes.. See and discover other items: camping bagsKode 32 Backpack - 1770-1953cu inTemporarily Out Of StockDon't get too bummed. This item is on the way and will be available for purchase as soon as it rolls into the warehouse.Consider one of the other Alpine Packs we have in stock.View Similar ProductsThe perfect sized pack for short tours and backcountry missions.In bounds, out the gate, or full-on backcountry — the Osprey Kode 32 Backpack doesn't discriminate when it comes to a day out in the snow. This mid-sized ski pack holds your avy tools and other essential equipment for short tours or shredding the backcountry. The Osprey Kode 32 was constructed from 420 denier nylon. It features an Airscape back panel that allows ventilation between you and the pack. For added comfort, the adjustable shoulder and chest straps have been molded from EVA foam.
Meanwhile, compression straps and panel loading allow the pack to be configured according to what you need to carry. From ice tools to a snowboard, a dozen different arrangements are possible. Additionally, hip belt pockets allow easy access to your camera or phone. Gear carrying is for naught if you're parched by the time that you reach the peaks. For this reason, an external hydration pocket has been added in order to keep your thirst at bay. 420 denier NylonPanel and compression loadingExternal hydration pocketStow-On-The-Go trekking pole attachmentsAdjustable torso strapsItem #OSP0340Learn moreLearn more Wide ski loops and glove-friendly buckles let you carry skis diagonally or A-frame style; reinforced front-panel and hipbelt wings allow vertical or horizontal snowboard carry Anatomically shaped shoulder straps, hipbelt and back panel feature supportive EVA foam padding; adjustable sternum strap features a whistle built into the buckle Internal HDPE frame sheet provides structural support and transfers load weight to the hips
Pack volume easily fits the tools you need for a day of backcountry fun; improved access and organization offer convenience and aid in emergencies where speed matters Back-panel entry to the main compartment allows access to gear when carrying skis or a snowboard and helps keep the back panel, shoulder straps and hipbelt out of the snow Zippered protective sleeve with external drain and insulated tube route accommodate a reservoir (sold separately); zippered interior pocket helps keep small items organized Extra-large, front-panel J-zipper ensures fast access to the avalanche-kit pocket, even when a board or skis are attached; inside sleeves hold shovel handles and probes Stowable stretch-mesh at the top lets you secure a helmet; attachment loop lets you lash on an ice tool The Osprey Kode 32 ski pack also features reinforced wear points, a scratch-free goggles pocket and zippered hipbelt pockets Members, earn a $20 bonus card when you spend $100 or more
Single-use bonus card redeemable Jan. 27–Feb. 6, 2017. Take a technically stunning Osprey pack on your next hike, or trip around the world. View all Osprey Ski Packs 3 + main compartment 21 x 12 x 11 inches User-friendly feature setErgonomic and comfortableThick, durable construction Only carries one ice axeShoulder straps must be unclipped to access back panel Simply put, the Osprey Kode 32 has it all for half to full-day forays into the backcountry. This was the single overall favorite out of all the packs in this test. An all-encompassing feature set makes this pack highly versatile in all seasons and its durable and well thought out construction stands out. It’s one limitation—it’ll only carry a single ice tool. Comfort/FitThe Kode 32 was very comfortable even while carrying a heavy pair of skis and full kit of gear. The pack skied extremely stable also, staying tight and well-balanced at high speeds on skis. Ski/Snowboard CarryThe Kode is equipped to carry a snowboard as well as a pair of skis in either A-frame or diagonal position.
Each system is easy to use and both boast large, durable straps and buckles. FeaturesThe looped zipper handles are easy to grab, even while wearing a thick pair of gloves. The pack features a helmet carry, large goggle pocket, and a loop/clip for a single ice tool. Dual hip belt pockets round out this pack’s organizational options. Ease of UseThe Kode is comfortable and easy to use, hitting the nail on the head in almost all the right areas. The annoyance when getting into the Kode 32 is the need to unclip the shoulder straps from the pack’s main body when accessing the back panel. This takes a few extra seconds at every rest stop. Though, this is part of what contributes to the pack carrying so well. On the positive side, the Kode’s hydration bladder hangs on the inside of the back panel, eliminating any potential tube tangling issues like we see with the Heli Pro and Targhee. DurabilityThick straps, burly buckles, and solid body materials will ensure this pack will stand up to all that’s thrown at it for many years.