If you're looking to grab some early morning turns or plan a full day on the slopes, the Kamber backpack is your ideal partner for swift all-mountain and freeride escapades. This minimalistic snowpack is crafted to blend freedom of movement with ample carrying capacity. It comes with quick-access pockets, separate wet and dry storage in the main compartment, an insulated sleeve for your hydration pack, a snowshed backpanel, buckles and zipper pulls that are easy to use with gloves on, a scratch-proof goggle pocket, and a helmet holder for those warm ascents. It offers options to carry both skis and snowboards. Even when fully loaded, the padded hipbelt and contoured shoulder straps ensure a comfortable carry as you break trail towards far-off peaks and provide a stable fit for dynamic descents. This pack is sustainably made from bluesign® approved recycled materials and has a PFC-free DWR coating to repel moisture. Features include storage for an avalanche safety kit with shovel handle and probe sleeves, a quick and simple diagonal ski carry, vertical front panel and horizontal snowboard carry, an easily accessible accessories/goggles stash pocket, a dual-position stow-away helmet carry, a single ice tool carry loop and attachment point, dual zippered hipbelt pockets, an internal zipper stash pocket, large front panel J-zip access to a small gear/food pocket with internal organization, and front panel access to the main compartment. Specifications: 20 ltr volume with dimensions 50H x 29W x 25D cm and weight 1.188 kg; 30 ltr volume with dimensions 54H x 31W x 27D cm and weight 1.546 kg.
Using the Osprey Kamber Back-Country Backpack is a breeze. First, adjust the padded hipbelt and contoured shoulder straps to fit your body properly. This will help distribute the weight evenly and make your carry more comfortable. For storing your gear, use the quick-access pockets for items you need to reach often, like snacks or your phone. The main compartment has separate wet and dry storage, so you can keep your dry clothes and electronics away from any damp items. Put your hydration pack in the insulated sleeve to keep your water from freezing in cold weather. When it comes to carrying your ski or snowboard, choose the option that suits you best - the diagonal ski carry is quick and easy, while the vertical front panel and horizontal snowboard carry are great for stability. Store your avalanche safety kit in the dedicated storage area with shovel handle and probe sleeves. The helmet can be carried in either the front or top position. As for the ice tool, use the single carry loop and attachment point. When using the dual zippered hipbelt pockets, make sure not to overstuff them as it might affect the balance. The internal zipper stash pocket is perfect for small, valuable items. For easy access to small gear or food, use the large front panel J-zip. And remember, you can also access the main compartment through the front panel. When it comes to maintenance, keep the pack clean by wiping it down after each use. If it gets dirty, you can hand wash it with mild soap and water. Avoid using harsh chemicals as they might damage the PFC-free DWR coating. Store the pack in a cool, dry place when not in use to prevent any mold or mildew growth. Also, check the buckles, zippers, and straps regularly for any signs of wear and tear, and replace them if necessary.
