Ortovox Cross Rider 22 Ski Backpack

Ortovox Cross Rider 22 Freeride Pack

$160.00

Light. Low. Ready to send.

Freeride demands a pack that stays out of the way while keeping everything mission-critical close at hand, and the Ortovox Cross Rider 22 is engineered exactly for that balance. The Full Contact Light Back System conforms to the body at every edge and keeps the load low and centered through variable snow conditions, providing the freedom of movement that steep and technical terrain demands. An integrated front-zip safety compartment gives direct access to avalanche gear without opening the main compartment, so emergency equipment is always immediately reachable. A shoulder strap microphone holder puts voice communication within reach, and an integrated helmet net secures the helmet externally when transitioning between hiking and skiing. Diagonal ski carry and a snowboard and snowshoe attachment handle gear attachment during approach sections, and a hydration reservoir sleeve keeps hands-free hydration possible throughout the day. The outer fabric is Polyester 600D throughout. Built for full days in the backcountry, the Cross Rider 22 is the freeride pack that keeps up.

Features

Full Contact Light Back System keeps the load body-conforming and centered at every edge, providing the freedom of movement needed on steep, technical freeride terrain
Front-zip safety compartment provides direct, external access to avalanche rescue gear without opening the main compartment for fast emergency response
Shoulder strap microphone holder keeps wireless communication gear accessible at all times without removing gloves or interrupting descent focus
Integrated helmet net secures the helmet externally for hands-free carry during boot packs and approach sections between ski segments
Diagonal ski carry and dedicated snowboard and snowshoe attachment points handle full gear carry on sustained approach and exit sections
Hydration reservoir sleeve, 6-compartment organization, and bright interior lining make the Cross Rider 22 as functional on approach as it is on descent