Osprey Kode 30 Backpack
October 8, 2009, 11:42 am / Categories: Packs
Touted as “the ultimate packs made for all snow-play activities,” Osprey’s Kode series of backpacks offer versatile features like ski and snowboard carrying straps, an insulated hydration-reservoir sleeve, and wet and dry organizational pockets.
The Kode 30, the middle size pack in the line, has 1,800 cubic inches (30 liters) of capacity — good for daylong adventures in the snow. $139, www.ospreypacks.com
—Stephen Regenold
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I love this bag. I use it in the snow all the time. I can take it on the boat and not worry about it if it gets water on it (you can’t submerge it but it will repel maybe 5 gallons poured on it). I use it all year long, its the perfect size for day trips, cans of paint, urban and rural stuff. I love it.