Osprey Switch 26

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The Switch 26 is a daypack made by Osprey. It hasn't been rated yet. Be the first to write a review.

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From Moosejaw:
"Free Shipping. Osprey Switch 26 Pack (Fall 2008) Backpanel access is a tried and true concept in the Switch 26 Pack by Osprey. Access your gear through the top pocket entry and your wet gear through the full zip backpanel. A traditional style top pocket has a stretch woven helmet pcoket and large hipbelt pockets keep your attitude at altitude. Features: Weight: 3 lb 1 oz / 1.38 kg (Med.) Capacity: 26 liters / 1600 cu. in. (Med.) Hatchback style top loading Stretch woven helmet pocket StraightJacket compression for easy snowboard carry Diagonal ski carry loop Ice axe loop Attitude improvement pockets on hipbelt Backpanel entry"

From Backcountry.com:
"Hike for your turns while wearing the Osprey Switch 26. Whether you search for powder stashes at the resort's edge or bust your own trail in the backcountry, Osprey created the Switch 26 with you in mind. A stretch pocket on the top lid holds your helmet, and you can stash your goggles in the internal soft sleeve. Access your shovel and probe from the top and your warm clothes through the full-zip back panel or side zip. Load your skis A-frame or diagonal style, or use Osprey's StraightJacket compression system to carry your snowboard vertically. The hydration sleeve insulates your water, and Osprey's SnowShed back panel doesn't absorb moisture, so your back stays dry after you take a digger in the powder. Hip belt pockets keep a camera and other small items within easy reach."

From Altrec Outdoors:
"Just the right size for a day of snow play, the Osprey Switch 26 daypack is ideal for in-bounds skiing, backcountry snowboarding, snowshoeing, cross country ski touring, you name it. Available in three sizes to best match your torso length, this rucksack caters to the needs of everyone from the extreme terrain rider to casual alpine skier. The main compartment features separate pockets to keep wet snow safety gear away from spare clothing and food, while a mesh helmet pocket on the top lid provides a convenient location to store headgear. For steep climbing or long walks back to the car, StraightJacket compression straps double as a snowboard carrier, plus the Osprey Switch 26 daypack offers A-frame and diagonal ski carry straps too. The SnowShed backpanel keeps snow from accumulating on the backpanel, a nice feature for this pack because it has a unique backside entry to the main compartment. The top pocket also offers a goggle storage sleeve and the hipbelt has two pockets for quick access to snacks, lip balm, cell phone, and other necessities. And to keep pace with the latest outdoor innovations, the Osprey Switch 26 daypack has insulated tube routing through shoulder strap for cold weather use of your favorite hydration bladder. For a smaller version, be sure to review the Osprey Switch 16 daypack."

From REI:
"Up to 30% Savings during the REI Fall Sale! Plus members save 20% on one full price item. Your backcountry ski buddies will love the functionality and handsome styling of the Osprey® Switch 26 ski pack. You will too. Pack carries your snowboard vertically or your skis diagonally and A-frame style, whichever best suits your immediate needs. Backside entry provides easy access without the need to unstrap skis or snowboard. Same straps that carry your snowboard also double as compression straps to carry your load in balanced, stable fashion. Pack is hydration compatible and features an insulated harness to prevent water freezing in the tube. Internal wet and dry pockets separate your snow safety gear from your extra clothing and food. Large hipbelt pockets provide quick access to energy bars, power gels, lip balm and other small yet important items. Top lid features a handy mesh helmet pocket; internal sleeve keeps goggles close at hand and safe. Snow-shedding backpanel reduces likelihood of pesky snow buildup."