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DAKINE Heli 11L Backpack - 660cu in
With just enough room for a compressible warm layer and some extra calories, the DAKINE Heli Winter Backpack is an essentials-only bag that's ready to tote your minimalist kit. Because it's designed to carry either skis or a snowboard, you can choose your preferred method of descent depending on the day and snow conditions.
- Vertical snowboard carry and diagonal cable ski carry tote your ride while you hike (that is, on those days when your helicopter is grounded)
- An external shovel pocket keeps your avy gear handy
- Insulated H20 sleeve helps prevent your nourishing fluids from freezing
- Fleece-lined pocket lets you stash your goggles when not in use
Bottom Line: Get in the chopper.
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I need a small pack for putting food, an extra layer or two,
I need a small pack for putting food, an extra layer or two, some gloves goggle lenses, and other goodies, i want to be able to wear a pack through the park, so a low profile fit. does this stick out a lot? should i go with the heli pro, this or the baker?
By: SKI FREAK
January 8, 2012
This is the smallest of the 3 packs you are looking at. the heli-pro is the largest. this bag should fit all the stuff you mentioned plus it has the insulated h2o hose which the heli-pro does not. hope this helps.
By: Tim Bohlken
January 19, 2012
AWESOME PACK!
By:
freed
October 27, 2012
I've used this pack for 2 seasons and it's still in excellent condition - it's super durable. It stays nice and flat on your back (unlike all other board packs), so you can squeeze through tight glades easily and wear it on the lift. It fits plenty for day hikes, but you definitely want a larger pack for over-nighters. You can mount the board vertically or horizontally which is great for hiking or riding a snowmobile. And when you're not using the front pouch for a shovel, it's a great place to stow your jacket. The hydro sleeve works well with a 50oz Camelback, but you could probably go a tad larger(60-70oz maybe?).
what size bladder do you use with this pack
what size bladder do you use with this pack
By: GB
December 26, 2011
I use a Camelback 50oz bladder. But you could probably fit a 60-70oz one in there.
By: freed
October 27, 2012
Good Pack
By:
sla5779344
September 21, 2012
I needed something smaller to use when snowboarding, and taking to concerts and to bring stuff to work. This is a nice size to pack up with a few soda cans or can fit a couple shirts and pair of shorts. The goggles pocket up top is nice for personal items.. wallet, contact case, deodorant, sunglasses. I use it as a lunch box and/or put my gym clothes inside, with shoes hanging out the top snowboard holder. Keep in mind this is skinny and you can't fit a heck of a lot but if you're on the run a lot this is a nice guy purse.
I have one of these packs but can't find the water pack,
I have one of these packs but can't find the water pack, where can I get one?
By: Ben
December 11, 2011
I have a Dakine 2L bladder and its can fit the 3L aswell.
By: Brandon Bizier
January 15, 2013
Any Camelback style bladder will work. I use a 50oz one.
By: freed
October 27, 2012
do the shoulder strapps buckle together
do the shoulder strapps buckle together
By: Cody Crabtree
November 30, 2011
Yes this does have buckles on the shoulder straps.
By: Tim Bohlken
December 6, 2011
Change me.
Research out-of-stock versions:
Tech Specs:
- Material:
- 600D polyester
- Volume:
- 11 L
- Access:
- front
- Pockets:
- 1 front stash, 1 fleece-lined goggle
- Shovel Pocket:
- yes
- Waist-Belt:
- yes, padded
- Ski Carry:
- yes, diagonal
- Snowboard Carry:
- yes, vertical
- Hydration Compatible:
- yes, insulated sleeve
- Reservoir Included:
- no
- Ice Axe Loops:
- 0
- Climbing Gear Loops:
- 0
- Rain Cover:
- no
- Weight:
- 2 lb
- Recommended Use:
- skiing, snowboarding, backcountry travel
- Manufacturer Warranty:
- lifetime
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