Ortovox Cross Rider 20 S Backpack Pacific Green

The lightweight Cross Rider 20S Backpack from Ortovox is extremely versatile and is therefore perfect for ski touring and freeriding.

With 820 grams, the Cross Rider 20S is one of the lightweights, but it still has room for everything you need. Inside, a separate compartment for shovel and probe means that emergency equipment can be stowed further away from the back and therefore more comfortably, but still remains quickly accessible. The thermoplastic pre-shaped back and ergonomic shoulder and hip straps also make it very comfortable on the back.

The Cross Rider 20S has a shortened back system and is specially designed for smaller people. Thanks to practical main compartment access from the front and back, your equipment is always easily accessible. There is also hydration system preparation for sporty climbs and descents. Selected attachment options such as ski and snowboard attachment, ice axe and pole attachment as well as helmet net and hip pocket make the touring backpack a very versatile companion.

Those who value low weight and selected features will love the Cross Rider 20S Backpack from Ortovox.

Features:
• 6 compartments
• Main compartment access: front or back
• Holder for safety equipment
• Side ski attachment
• Diagonal ski attachment
• Wide ski attachment (max. 150 mm)
• Snowboard and snowshoe attachment
• Ice axe/stick attachment
• Chest strap with signal whistle
• Integrated helmet net 
• Compression straps
• Map pocket
• Hip pocket
• Bright Inside
• Key holder
• Emergency Card 
• Safety compartment inside

Weight: 820 g
Volume: 20 L

Fabric:
Polyester 600D

Size S:
To determine the back length, use a measuring tape to measure yourself from the top of the hip bone up to the 7th cervical vertebra (it clearly protrudes).
"The Short Back system may be used for a back length from 36 cm to 44 cm. You can recognise the Short back system by the additional "S" in the product name.
The sizes are advisory only. All backpacks should be tried on in person." (Ortovox)