Backcountry Access · Backpacks & Bags
Stash Pro 35L (Prior Season)
$244.97
$349.95Save $104.98 (30%)
at Valhalla Pure Outfitters
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Is this a good deal?
- The current price has held for 55 days.
- Across the 67 Backpacks & Bags deals we’re tracking right now, the median discount is 33% — this deal’s 30% off is right around that mark.
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About this product
The Backcountry Access Stash Pro 35L is a dedicated backcountry skiing and snowboarding pack built from PU coated 420d ripstop nylon and 210d double ripstop nylon, with a 200D PE ripstop lining and YKK zippers treated with a DWR coating for weather resistance. It comes in two sizes: S/M, which holds 30 liters (1831 cubic inches) and weighs 2.55 lb (1156 g), and M/L, which holds 32 liters (1953 cubic inches) and weighs 2.59 lb (1174 g). Torso fit ranges from 15 to 18 inches for S/M and 17 to 21 inches for M/L. A molded "Cooling Fin" back panel with a wire support frame and load lifters keeps the pack stable and comfortable on the skin track. Gear organization is thorough, with a dedicated shovel and probe compartment, a fleece-lined goggle sleeve, dual zippered shoulder straps, hip belt pockets, and moisture drain holes. Ski and snowboard carry options include A-frame, diagonal, and vertical configurations, while external ice axe loops, snowshoe mounting, removable helmet carry, compression straps, back panel access, and BC Link radio compatibility round out the feature set.
- Category
- Backpacks & Bags
- Brand
- Backcountry Access
- Material
- * PU Coated Nylon 420d Ripstop, PU Coated Nylon 210d Double Ripstop, Lining -200D PE Ripstop, * Zippers: YKK with DWR coating
- Color
- product-options
- Size
- S/M
What people are saying
Reviewers consistently praise the BCA Stash Pro 35L for its thoughtful, backcountry-specific organization, particularly the dedicated avalanche tool pocket for fast shovel and probe access, the convenient side stash pocket that lets users grab items without removing the pack, and the multiple ski and snowboard carry options. Durability and build quality earn repeated compliments, with users noting the pack holds up well over many seasons of hard use. The most common criticism is that the fit can feel somewhat boxy or stiff on some body types, and a few reviewers note the shoulder straps sit closer together at the neck than competing packs, which may bother broader-shouldered users.
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