Backcountry Access Stash

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The Stash is a daypack made by Backcountry Access. It has an average rating of 4 stars (out of 5), based on 1 user review.

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From Oregon Mountain Community:
"All BCA packs come with a freezeproof Stash hydration system. Hose and bite valve are stashed inside a superinsulated shoulder strap, where body heat prevents freezing. Designed specifically for the needs of skiers and snowboarders.BCA Stash Features: 1150 cu in/16 liters.70oz/2-liter reservoir.210 micro diamond rip.Stormproof zippers.Internal shovel/probe pockets.Diagonal ski mounts.Low profile/chair-friendly.No external straps or hoses.Weight: 26oz/737g."

From Backcountry.com:
"The Backcountry Access Stash Pack neatly stows your shovel and probe for inbounds riding or quick tours out the backcountry gate, and features an integrated winter hydration system to keep your water from freezing. The BCA Stash Backpack's hydration system not only insulates the tube inside the shoulder strap, but uses heat from your body to warm the water. Mesh on the inside of the shoulder harness transfers your body heat to an Outlast material, which stores the heat and keeps your water above freezing even in bitter cold conditions. Built for resort skiing or quick out-of-bounds tours, this chairlift-friendly pack has been stripped of hanging straps and excessive pockets. The Stash Pack's diagonal ski carry, plus shovel and probe pockets, make it easy for you to pack up and pounce on the powder as soon as the backcountry gates open."

From US Outdoor Store:
"Description of Backcountry Access Stash Backpack w/ 70 oz ReservoirLift-access and out-of-bounds skiingFeatures:1150 cu in/16 liters 70oz/2-liter reservoir 210 micro diamond rip Stormproof zippers Internal shovel/probe pockets Diagonal ski mounts Low profile/chair-friendly No external straps or hoses Weight: 26oz/737g"

From CampSaver.com:
"The Backcountry Access Stash Pack gets name from backcountry skiers looking to stash the necessities of a day long tour in the backcountry. The Stash packs was the first to incorporate a freeze proof hydration system in a ski pack."

User Reviews

Men's Stash
Reviewed by Magdalene Bargh, Apr 21, 2006

"I borrowed this pack from a friend whilst skiing in La Thuile, Italy. It fits comfortably close to the body and does not interfere with balance -- so much so that I was usually unaware that I had it on!

Because of its compact design I did not have to remove it on most of the chair-lifts."

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