The right pack carries your gear without you noticing it's there — water, snacks, spare layers and goggles for resort days, or board carry, shovel, probe and skins for the backcountry. We stock resort packs through to touring-ready setups from Dakine, Burton and more — free shipping Australia-wide on orders over $90.
Frequently Asked Questions
A resort pack is compact and low-profile, sized for water, snacks, a spare layer and a goggle lens. A touring pack needs a board carry system, dedicated shovel and probe storage, hydration compatibility, and a harness that stays comfortable on a long climb.
Vertical carry is quickest on and off and suits tight bootpacks. Diagonal spreads the load and is more stable on longer approaches. A-frame carry, splitting a splitboard either side of the pack, is the most balanced for sustained climbing.
Small enough that it does not throw off your balance through a turn. You need room for water, snacks, a spare layer, a spare goggle lens and your phone. Look for a fleece-lined goggle pocket and a chest strap so it stays put.
Yes. Beyond the resort boundary a transceiver, shovel and probe are not optional, and neither is the training to use them properly. A pack with dedicated avalanche tool storage is designed around carrying that kit.
Dakine, Burton and more, across resort packs through to touring-ready setups. If you are touring, come and talk to us, because pack choice depends on your terrain and the safety kit you carry.































