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Ortovox TOUR RIDER 30L Backpack Review

Venturing into the backcountry demands reliable gear that can seamlessly blend functionality, durability, and comfort. The Ortovox TOUR RIDER 30 Backpack is that ideal companion for small and mid-range tours, offering both a sleek design and fit with just the right amount of room to carry all of your essentials.

30L Capacity

With a generous 30-liter capacity, the Ortovox TOUR RIDER 30 strikes a balance between spaciousness and practicality. The backpack’s dimensions (approx. 55 x 30 x 20 cm) provide ample room for essential gear without compromising on the sleek and streamlined profile. In the areas that need it most, the material is reinforced to ward against abrasion, adding an extra layer of resilience.

If you are a conscious consumer, you’ll appreciate knowing that Ortovox assures the product was manufactured under fair working conditions in conformity with the Fair Wear Foundation, the backpack contains no environmentally harmful per- or polyfluorinated chemicals (PFCs), and it was produced in the most environmentally friendly way possible. With any unavoidable CO2 emissions being offset, the backpack is rated climate neutral. 

Safety + Accessibility

I’m always a fan of backpacks having a separate compartment for my avalanche gear strategically placed for quick access if I ever need it. The TOUR RIDER 30’s dedicated compartment fits my shovel and probe snuggly, with loops to hold the probe and shovel handle. 

Intuitive Design

One standout feature is the backpack’s design. The TOUR RIDER 30 boasts a well-thought-out layout with multiple compartments, making organization a breeze. The main compartment is accessible from both the front and back panel. This gains major points because I hate digging through my backpack to access what’s fallen to the bottom or pulling out my water just to have to shove it (unsuccessfully) back in at the top of my pack where it sloshes around.

A mid-size zippered compartment at the top lets me store my ski straps, an extra buff, and sunscreen. I’ve tried using it for sunglasses or goggles and they  fit, but I’m not sold on it. More on that below. A vertical front pocket is slim, but I’ve found it’s a great place to store extra ski straps, a thin pair of gloves, and some not-crushable snacks.  

Comfortable Carry System

The backpack incorporates an ergonomic and adjustable carry system that ensures comfort during extended tours. Padded shoulder straps, a breathable back panel, and a hip belt contribute to an ergonomic fit. I have a tiny waist and the waist belt on backpacks are typically impossible for me to get tight enough for them to actually be useful.

This pack’s design fit my body much better than others (although you’ll see in the photo that I still have it pulled as tight as possible and there’s a significant amount of extra strap looped up. I’ll usually just trim those down to a manageable size). I like that I have two ways to carry my skis: A Frame or Diagonal. There is also a snowboard and snowshoe carry set up plus loops for hiking poles or an ice axe. 

• 7 compartments
• Access to the main compartment from the front and back panel
• Separate avalanche gear compartment
• Two option ski carry (A-Frame or diagonal)
• Snowboard and snowshoe attachment
• Ice ax and hiking pole loops
• Chest strap with signal whistle
• Integrated helmet net
• Map compartment
• Hydration system compatible
• Polyester 600D 100% recycled material

What Can Be Improved?

I only have one main gripe about the Ortovox TOUR RIDER 30: the goggle compartment. The mid-size zipper on the top of the pack seems like it wants to be a goggle or sunglass compartment, but it feels a bit too tight and isn’t fleece lined. I would have preferred to see this pocket be better designed. 

Overall Impression

The Ortovox TOUR RIDER 30 ($160.00) is a great option for short to medium length backcountry tours. The under-designed goggle compartment isn’t detrimental enough for me to not recommend this pack, and it’s currently my go-to for those half-day adventures. The backpack’s durability, avalanche safety integration, and thoughtful design make it a compelling choice for those who prioritize performance and functionality in their winter adventures.

Tour Rider 30

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Crista Valentino

Crista's weekly goal is to spend more hours outside than she spends sitting in front of her computer, but sometimes needs to compromise by sending emails from the trail. Crista has spent the last decade travelling the world leading an environmental NGO and supporting community-led development projects in rural areas. She found her home in Jackson 15 years ago when she discovered that a place actually existed where powder days took priority, showers could be optional, and finally no one cared what style of shoes you were wearing.

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For the majority of the winter I have been touring in the Ortovox Tour Rider 30 . Ultimately it’s a well thought out design that rides well but it did have a couple small quirks I’ll share in my review.

As always let’s start with the manufacture description and specs before digging into the details.

Description

The Tour Rider 30 is the ideal backpack for long day tours. In addition to a separate safety compartment, the backpack is also equipped with ski and snowboard fastenings, front and rear access to the main compartment and an ice axe and hiking pole fastening. As with all ORTOVOX backpacks, the Tour Rider 30 has an integrated signal whistle and chest strap. The body-hugging cut, the load control cords in combination with the foam back and ergonomic straps make this the perfect backpack.

• Chest strap with signal whistle
• Ice axe and hiking pole loops
• Bright Inside
• Water-resistant zipper
• Separate safety compartment
• Access to main compartment: front
• Compression strap
• Hydration system compatible
• Access to main compartment: back

MATERIAL 450D Polyester + 600D Polyester

What I love

This pack has a front panel that allows almost complete access to every nook and cranny in the main compartment but if what you are looking for is tucked away at the very bottom the whole back panel zips open for total access.

The foam panels in the back panel and the gel-like closed cell foam used in both the shoulder straps and waist belt is the perfect material for helping this pack carry well on long up tracks. The pack rides a little high on me which worked well when I was using it with a ski mountaineering harness.

Lightweight and Streamlined

Weighing only 2 pounds and having tapered sides and bottom this pack has that “bullet” feel to it and is unlikely to get caught while bushwhacking your way into the next drainage in search of fresh lines.

What I would change

There is a small zippered pocket on the top that at first appears to be a goggle pocket but isn’t fleece lined or quite big enough for a pair of goggles. I used it to keep my headlamp, knife, and a few snacks handy but I’d like the option to stow my goggles in that area. The avalanche gear storage is a bit interesting on this pack. The probe and shovel handle have dedicated slots inside on the back panel while the shovel blade fits best in a zippered pocket on the outside of the pack. I prefer to keep my tools all in one spot and generally lean towards external avalanche safety gear pockets (like on the Ortovox Haute Route that I am also reviewing) that do not require accessing the main compartment to remove or stow.

For short to medium length back-country ski tours this is a really nice option. Small enough to be useful for side-country touring and big enough to stretch into a full day tour this is a solid choice in a line up of well designed Ortovox packs and one you should consider taking a look at!

Disclaimer: Affiliate links help support this blog. Author is a DPS and Revo ambassador and Ortovox Athlete and has received product support from these companies. 

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Pratique, bien accessoirisé, très bien fini.

Points forts, points faibles.

J'utilise le sac à dos Ortovox Tour Rider 30 principalement en ski de randonnée. Son volume est parfait pour cette utilisation: il permet d'emporter tout le matériel de sécurité et de rando/alpi sans que le sac soit trop plein à craquer, pour pouvoir accéder facilement au contenu du sac.

Le portage est très confortable, avec le rappel de charge sur les épaules et la sangle ventrale bien large. L'ouverture par le dos est très pratique pour accéder au contenu du sac sans poser le dos et le bretelle dans la neige. Le sac est très bien accessoirisé pour tout type de portage (ski, snowboard, piolet, etc.), et il est même fourni avec un filet porte-casque amovible. De plus, toutes les sangles ou élastiques de portage et les sangles de compression peuvent se ranger facilement pour ne pas avoir plein de "ficelles qui pendouillent" et qui peuvent s'accrocher dans un rocher, sur le télésiège, etc. 

A l'intérieur, des fourreaux sont prévus pour la pelle et la sonde, mais je les trouve un peu trop larges, la pelle et la sonde ne restent pas toujours bien calées quand le sac est peu chargé. Sinon le sac est plutôt facile à organiser, avec un grand compartiment et plusieurs petites poches l'écran de rechange du masque, les lunettes de soleil, le couteau, la crème solaire, etc. J'utilise peu le camel bag en montagne mais le compartiment dédié à l'intérieur du sac est bien fait. 

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Description

The Ortovox Tour Rider 30 will equip you for long day tours in any terrain.

Clever details make this ski touring backpack a practical, versatile companion in the mountains. Your shovel and probe can be comfortably stowed in a separate emergency equipment compartment where they’ll still be easily accessible. The spacious main compartment is accessible from the top and back, which means all backpack contents will be easily accessible, with bright interior colors to aid visibility. Load control cords, in combination with the foam back and ergonomic straps, allow for balanced weight distribution even over lengthy periods. A tailored fit means this ski touring backpack will move with you.

Selected fastening options for skis, snowboards, snowshoes, ice axe and poles as well as a helmet net and hip pocket make the Tour Rider 30 an extremely versatile ski touring backpack. It also features hydration system compatibility for athletic ascents and descents.

WARNING for California customers: This product can expose you to chemicals including dimethylformamide, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer. For more information, go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov

Specifications

• 7 compartments
• Access to main compartment: front
• Access to main compartment: back
• Separate safety compartment
• Holder for safety equipment
• Diagonal ski fastening
• Side ski fastening
• Wide ski fastener (max. 150mm)
• Snowboard and snowshoe attachment
• Ice axe and hiking pole loops
• Chest strap with signal whistle
• Integrated helmet net
• Compression strap
• Map compartment
• Bright inside for better visibility of contents
• Hydration system compatible
• Emergency card

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Why We Like The Ortovox Tour Rider 30L Backpack

The versatile Ortovox Tour Rider 30 Backpack carries all our gear to have a rad day out in the backcountry. Dual access to the main pocket makes packing a breeze and we can use the back panel access to find layers without taking everything out of our pack. A separate compartment specifically designed for avalanche safety gear ensures that our shovel and probe are easily accessible in the case of the unthinkable. With multiple carry options for skis, ice axes, and helmets on the outside, there’s plenty of space for layers, skins, and snacks in the main compartment, and a hip belt pocket holds smaller essentials like energy gels, slope meters, or sunscreen.

• 30-liter capacity pack for long days of backcountry touring
• Dedicated compartment keeps avalanche safety gear accessible
• External carry options for helmets, skis, ice axes, and more
• Multiple smaller zippered pockets safely stow smaller essentials
• Main compartment can be accessed from the front and back panels
• Compatible with a hydration bladder to keep water at the ready
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Ortovox Tour Rider 30

The Ortovox Tour Rider 30 utilises great storage space which includes compartments for your avalanche safety equipment and smaller valuable items. The pack combines a lightweight (920 g) and comfortable design with durable materials , it's got everything you need, exactly where you need it.

Highlights 

• Ideal size for long day tours
• Comfortable fit and optimal load distribution
• Can be used for a variety of applications thanks to numerous attachment options

Ortovox Tour Rider 30 inside (interior):

• The Ortovox Tour Rider 30 offers Six Safety Compartments . The smaller top compartment allows you to store all small valuables such as your mobile phone or camera. You can store your shovel, probe and other avy accessories in the main compartments securely. We recommend combining this pack with the Ortovox Diract Voice Light Set , this includes the Ortovox Diract Voice Beacon , Pro Light Shovel & Alu 240 Light Probe .
• Quick access to emergency equipment is key in all Ortovox products
• New and improved hydration system storage compartment.
• The standard for Ortovox, an Emergency Card has been added to the features so when an avalanche occurs it makes it easy to extract information of the victim.
• The Hip Belt Pocket gives you storage for all smaller items such as a mobile phone, camera case or keys.

Ortovox Tour Rider 30  outside (exterior):

• Ergonomic straps combine with the 3D foam back panel .
• Load Control Straps allow you to adjust the contents of your bag, this will make your wear comfort better when ski touring
• Access to the main compartment can be done via the front or back of the pack , This allows rapid access to an emergency.
• Helmet Net can be attached to the front of the pack.
• The fastenings A-Skifix and D-Skifix allow you to strap your skis on either way and there is also the facility to attach a snowboard. So skinning up the slopes off-piste is always an option here
• The standard for Ortovox the Chest Strap Has an Integrated Signal Whistle to draw attention in an emergency situation.
• Pick Loops allow you to store your avalanche equipment such as a Shovel , Ice Axe or Hiking Poles to the front of your pack.
• Ortovox Backpack - Features Glossary 

The Tour Rider is a fully functional and high-quality pack for serious backcountry skiers or snowboarders. Ortovox have thought of all eventualities with the tour rider and as well as being practical it possesses all the necessary safety features required for the slopes.

The Ortovox Tour Rider 30 is slim fit pack, the chest belt and stabilizer straps helping the body rather than moving around during active pursuits .

• Polyester 600D (PFC FREE)

Back-system 

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The 3D foam back system is simultaneously Light and Stable. This back system Distributes Load Evenly between the hip fins and the slightly padded shoulder straps.

The back system is used in the following packs:

• Tour Rider 30
• Tour Rider 28 S

Optimally adapted to the course of the spine thanks to an Ergonomic Shape. 

• Ortovox Backpacks - Back Systems Glossary 

Size Guide:

To determine your back length, use a tape measure to measure yourself from the top of your hip bone to the very top of your back just before the neck. Use the size guide image in the image gallery to calculate your size.

Back Length : Regular (42 - 50 cm)

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Ortovox Tour Rider 30 Features:

• Safety Compartment : Access to the compartment is marked with the red zipper pullers. Probe and Shaft receiver are marked with icons. Fasten the shovel with the sharp edge up, on the front of the backpack.
• Chest Strap with Signal Whistle : Quickly draw attention in emergency situations.
• Hip Pocket : Hip Pocket allows you to store small accessories such as mobile phones, keys.
• Helmet Net : The helmet net can be found in the foremost compartment. Hook the helmet net hooks onto the small loops near the ice axe fixation and on the slot compartment, these are also indicated by small icons.
• Bright Inside : Light Colours inside make it easier to find your avalanche safety equipment.
• Hydration System Compatible : Push drink bladder of any model into the slot on the carry system interior and secure with a strap and flat-front buckle.
• Emergency Card : Quick access to emergency details if stuck in an avalanche situation.
• Access To Main Compartment (Front) : Quick access to emergency equipment through the front panel.
• Access To Main Compartment (Back Panel Loader) : Quick access to emergency equipment / Accessories through the Back panel Loader.
• Safety Equipment Attachment : Shovel and probes can be attached to the front of your backpack for quicker access, this will leave more room for spare layers, accessories.
• A-Skifix : Classic Side Ski Fastener using the compression straps.
• D-Skifix : Push the ski through the large loop hidden in the slot compartment, this is indicated with a small icon. you can then secure the skips with the straps hidden in the left shoulder strap.
• Snowboard and Snowshoe Attachment : Open the side flat-front buckles and connect each long strap to the clasp opposite.
• Compression Straps : Skis can be carried on the side of the bag with the straps, also you can compress the contents of your pack.

Ortovox Tour Rider 30 Tech Spec:

• Weight: 990 g 
• Minimal Weight:  970 g
• Back Length: Regular (42 - 50 cm)
• W x L x H (Width x Length x Height):  31 x 62 x 20 cm 
• Abdomen Curcumference:  80-150
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Technical Specifications

Volume (Litres) :

Back Length (Large / Regular / Short) :

Regular (42 - 50 cm)

W x L X H (Width x Length x Height) :

31 x 63 x 16

Abdomen circumference (cm) :

85 - 160 cm

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Wide Ski Fastener

Ice Axe and Hiking Pole Loops

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Update December 16, 2022: Ortovox is voluntarily recalling all Avabag Litric models, including the Avabag Litric Tour, Avabag Litric Freeride, and Avabag Litric Zero, due to an unspecified technical problem. Both Arc’teryx and Ortovox have ceased selling all bags with Litric technology this season, and hope to have them available next season.

From Ortovox:  “Unfortunately, we recently became aware of a technical issue. In rare cases, this issue impacts the airbag’s inflation system and reduces its protective effect. There is no risk from the LiTRIC system itself…FOR SAFETY REASONS, WE ASK THAT YOU STOP USING YOUR AVABAG LITRIC IN TERRAIN AT RISK OF AN AVALANCHE AND RETURN IT TO US…Mechanical AVABAG airbag backpacks with cartridge systems are not affected.”

Price: from $1,300 Weight: 5.3 lbs Size range: 30L, 40L, 28L (S), 36L (S)

In the winter of 2017, Swiss company Alpride launched their E1 electronic airbag system. It was built around a supercapacitor that stored electrical energy without any chemical reaction, and which was not sensitive to environmental temperature—a groundbreaking feature for a ski pack used in cold weather (a supercapacitor is an engine, not a battery, that delivers a quick and powerful transfer of energy to the fan that inflates the airbag). It was also lighter than existing electronic and canister airbag systems and rechargeable in the field with two AA batteries.

Alpride has continued to streamline the system into the new E2, which can be found in BCA, Deuter, Osprey, and Scott packs. But this year, there’s a new supercapacitor airbag design in town. Litric, a collaboration between Ortovox and Arc’teryx, boasts an even lighter and more compact fan system. It also uses a lithium-ion battery, instead of disposable and leak-prone AAs, as a secondary power source to recharge the supercapacitor after deployments. Another impressive feature: the trigger handle twists 180 degrees to lock it and unlock it, so you don’t accidentally deploy the balloon in a crowded tram or in the back of a snowcat. 

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Like the E1 and E2, the Litric inflates at least twice per charge. However, when fully charged, the Litric lasts at least 60 hours with the system turned on. Translation: Finally, there’s an airbag pack that you can use on multi-day ski tours without needing to plug it in. “One splitboarder put this to the test on an 11-day expedition in Alaska’s Tordrillo Range. “The Litric barely lost any charge on the whole trip,” he said. “Even with temperatures getting down to -10 degrees fahrenheit°F at night.” And, when the pack runs out of juice, it’s quick to power back up. It takes just 25 minutes to fully charge the Litric (about half the time of Alpride). Litric also claims that its lithium-ion system delivers a more reliable secondary charge because that external battery has an indicator light to tell you exactly when you’ve reached full power (the E2 does now have a small LCD screen with a battery meter on it). 

Thankfully, we never had to deploy the Litric in any real-world situations, but when we tested the mechanism at the end of our expedition, it performed seamlessly. The handle requires a mere 50 newtons of force (Europe’s minimum standard), making it easier to deploy. And unlike with most other airbags, you don’t have to meticulously origami fold this one to repack after inflation—just stuff it back in there and zip it up.

The system is also a joy to carry because the compact airbag/battery system only weighs 2.4 pounds. That’s about four ounces lighter than Alpride’s new E2 system and nine ounces lighter than the previous E1 system. Two former gear editors brought this on a fjord skiing trip to Greenland, and both agreed that the Litric was the first airbag pack they’ve tested that wasn’t infuriatingly clunky, difficult to pack, bulky, or heavy thanks to the reduced battery and airbag size. On the flip side, the E2 system airbag is nearly 10 percent larger, which in theory, provides more float. But, the Litric airbag system has a double wall design—an internal welded bladder with a high tenacity ripstop shell—which translates to more durability. Plus, at 150 liters in volume versus the E2’s 162 liters, Litric still complies with the norm.

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Since Litric was a joint effort between Ortovox and Arc’teryx, both brands are launching their own pack with the system. What’s the difference between the two? The Ortovox packs come in 500 dollars less than the Arc’teryx Litric version, and the Ortovox Zip-On System gives you more pack volume options to swap out on the same base than the Arc’teryx’s set 16-, 32-, and 42-liter choices.

Ortovox’s German engineering makes all the difference in this pack, keeping it simple with no unnecessary buckles or loops but maintaining key features like big, mitten-friendly zipper pulls, an avy tool compartment, a deep external accessory pocket, comfortably low-profile, not-too-thick shoulder straps— and removable straps for every accessory you could want to carry, including trekking poles and ice tools. The pack splays completely open, suitcase-style, with a smooth zipper that makes it easy to access, reorganize, and close without loading the zipper teeth. Perhaps the coolest feature: the entire main compartment zips off so you can interchange with different sizes.

Testers liked how the crotch strap attaches to a fixed webbing loop on the hip belt instead of directly to the hip belt strap, eliminating the requirement for a cumbersome metal buckle. The Litric system itself is fairly easy to remove, so you could also use the pack for other activities like ice climbing and in-bounds skiing. The only downside: testers wished there was at least one hip belt pocket for quick-access items like chapstick and a scraper.

If you ski in the backcountry more than a few days a year with any chance of finding yourself in avalanche terrain, the Avabag Litric Tour is your top choice for a lightweight, travel-friendly, and well-designed airbag that’s worth the price tag, just like your life.

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Our TOUR RIDER 30 will equip you for long day tours in any terrain. Clever details make this ski touring backpack a practical, versatile companion in the mountains. Your shovel and probe can be comfortably stowed in a separate, emergency equipment compartment where they’ll still be easily accessible. The spacious main compartment is accessible from the top and back, which means all backpack contents will be easily accessible, not least thanks to the bright interior colors. Load control cords, in combination with the foam back and ergonomic straps, allow for balanced weight distribution even over lengthy periods. Even so, a tailored fit means this ski touring backpack will move with you. Selected fastening options for skis, snowboards, snowshoes, ice ax and poles as well as a helmet net and hip pocket make the TOUR RIDER 30 an extremely versatile ski touring backpack. It also features hydration system compatibility for athletic ascents and descents. That’s why our TOUR RIDER 30 is the ideal companion particularly on longer ski tours.

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Ortovox Tour Rider 28 Review

TMS Ambassador Coral Taylor loves the outdoors, snowboarding, bikes of all types (her dirt jumper is the most fun!), hiking, camping, and exploring the Sierras with friends and family. She is also passionate about yoga, and enjoys teaching it. She is also an ambassador for the Tahoe Mountain Bike Girls team , and enjoys shredding the trails of Truckee/Tahoe with a group of amazing women.

*What – Ortovox Tour Rider 28 S , Aqua (28 L, short back length, 890 g overall weight)

*Where – I have been looking for a backcountry pack to take with me on split boarding missions. This search was half-hearted last year, but after attending the 2016 SAFE AS Clinic at Squaw Valley in December and seeing the forecast for a big winter, I re-engaged my mindset for backcountry travel, and decided to finally pull the trigger on getting a pack. Since getting the Ortovox Tour Rider 28 S , I have used it for backcountry split boarding near Tamarack Peak, Castle Peak, and Donner Summit. I have taken this pack on short 2-3 hour excursions, as well as longer, full-day trips. I have also used this pack for a weekend trip to the Lost Trail Lodge , which was home base for all day adventures around Cold Stream Canyon.

When skinning out to the Lost Trail Lodge (4 miles from the trail head), I had this pack filled with food, a few toiletries, and extra clothing, and there was plenty of room. I was even able to bring my slippers, which is ALWAYS a nice touch at the end of a long day in the snow! J The extra weight wasn’t that comfortable (is it ever?), but the foam back helped make it a little more manageable. If I were traveling to a more rustic hut, which would have required bringing sleeping and cooking gear, this pack would be too small, but for a couple nights of glamping, it was perfect.

Initially, the most apparent feature of the Ortovox Tour Rider 28 S is the vibrant color. In general, I like bright colors, but I am especially a fan of being seen in the backcountry. I loved the fact that there is a separate space for my shovel handle and probe, and that the rear zipper allows easy access to this relevant safety equipment – this was a necessary feature for me when shopping for a pack. I am also a giant fan of zippered pockets in the hip straps, and am stoked that the Ortovox Tour Rider 28 S incorporated this feature. Sometimes I start bonking suddenly, and having quick access to snacks is a life saver that allows me to keep trudging along the skin track without slowing down the group…or getting hungry and grouchy!

The external snowshoe/snowboard fastener is a nice touch; although I have a split board and hope to be skinning more than hiking, it’s good to know that if I have to take the board off, there’s a place to put it securely.

Ortovox seems to have put a lot of thought into the needs of backcountry users, and the Tour Rider 28 S has many great features based on this perspective including: ice axe and hiking pole attachment, ski fix (either to the side or diagonally), signal whistle on the chest strap, rope attachment, and a bright inside to better see your gear.

The strap that is meant to hold the shovel blade didn’t work well for me, even though I’m using an Ortovox shovel. The strap kept slipping down the shovel blade and didn’t remotely work to hold it in place.

Both sides of the pack include upper and lower straps, but it would be great if one of the sides had a lower pocket that could fit the base of a water bottle or thermos in. A minor issue I ran into was when I clipped a water bottle to the side of the pack and attempted to secure it with the bottom strap, it kept swinging freely at the bottom, which was slightly annoying.

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Features I would love to see added and/or changed in the next iteration of the Ortovox Tour Rider 28 S include:

• Incorporated hard case for sunglasses; it’s nice to know my shades will be protected for the skin up the next ridge!
• Separate pocket for my shovel blade, in order to keep my gear better organized and more accessible.
• Another pocket inside the main body of the pack would be nice for gear organization.
• It would be great if BOTH hip straps had a zippered pocket – I would use one for snacks and the other for my multi-tool. Have I mentioned how much I LOVE hip pockets?! :-)

So far so great! This pack is really comfortable, especially for a petite woman. I like the size as well; I tend to get cold and need lots of layers with me, so the 28 L of space provides enough room for all the gear I need (extra gloves and socks, first aid kit, skins, snacks, layers, etc.). I am excited about many future days in the backcountry, and I know that this pack will facilitate those adventures. See you in the mountains!

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What is the weight of the Ortovox Tour Rider 30?

The Ortovox Tour Rider 30 has a weight of 920 g.

Does the Ortovox Tour Rider 30 have a chest strap?

Yes, the Ortovox Tour Rider 30 has a chest strap. This feature ensures that the bag stays securely in place while skiing or snowboarding, providing the user with added stability and comfort.

Is the Ortovox Tour Rider 30 a frameless bag?

Yes, the Ortovox Tour Rider 30 is a frameless bag. This design allows for increased flexibility and freedom of movement, making it ideal for outdoor activities that require agility.

Does the Ortovox Tour Rider 30 have a helmet compartment?

Yes, the Ortovox Tour Rider 30 has a helmet compartment. This convenient feature allows the user to safely store their helmet when not in use, keeping it protected and easily accessible.

What is the volume of the Ortovox Tour Rider 30?

The Ortovox Tour Rider 30 has a volume of 30 liters. This provides ample space for storing essential gear and equipment for a day trip or short adventure, making it suitable for a variety of outdoor activities.

How is the Ortovox Tour Rider 30's loading opening?

The Ortovox Tour Rider 30 has a front loading opening. This type of opening allows for easy access to the contents of the bag, making it convenient and efficient for retrieving or packing items on the go.

How can I access the compartment of the Ortovox Tour Rider 30 bag?

To access the compartment of the Ortovox Tour Rider 30 bag, follow these steps: 1. Look for the red zipper pullers on the bag. These markings indicate the access to the compartment. 2. Locate the probe and shaft receiver icons on the bag. These icons will help you identify the correct area. 3. Open the compartment by pulling the red zipper pullers. This will allow you to access the storage space inside the bag. Please note that the specific instructions may vary slightly depending on the model and design of the bag. However, the general concept of accessing the compartment should remain the same.

How do I properly attach the probe and shaft to the bag?

To properly attach the probe and shaft to the Ortovox Tour Rider 30 bag, follow these steps: 1. Look for the icons on the bag that indicate the probe and shaft receiver. These icons will help you locate the correct area for attachment. 2. Insert the probe and shaft into the designated receiver on the bag. Ensure that they are securely inserted and properly aligned. 3. Fasten the shovel on the front of the backpack with the sharp edge facing upward. This will ensure safe and secure attachment. Please note that the specific instructions may vary slightly depending on the model and design of the bag. However, the general concept of attaching the probe and shaft should remain the same.

What is the correct way to attach the shovel to the front of the backpack?

To attach the shovel to the front of the Ortovox Tour Rider 30 backpack, follow these steps: 1. Look for the icons on the backpack that indicate the probe and shaft receiver. These icons will help you locate the correct area for attachment. 2. Place the shovel on the front of the backpack with the sharp edge facing upward. Ensure that the shovel is positioned securely. Please note that the specific instructions may vary slightly depending on the model and design of the backpack. However, the general concept of attaching the shovel with the sharp edge up should remain the same. Unfortunately, the manual does not provide further details on the specific attachment mechanism or any additional steps involved in attaching the shovel. It is recommended to refer to the manual or contact the manufacturer for more detailed instructions if needed.

Where can I find the loop for attaching the ice axe or hiking poles?

To find the loop for attaching the ice axe or hiking poles on the Ortovox Tour Rider 30 bag, follow these steps: 1. Locate the slot compartment on the bag. Look for the ORTOVOX icon, which indicates the presence of the loop. 2. Feed the ice axe or hiking poles through the loop hidden in the slot compartment. Ensure that they are securely inserted. 3. Drive the ice axe or hiking poles in and fasten them on top with the elastic strap. This will provide additional stability and security. Please note that the specific instructions may vary slightly depending on the model and design of the bag. However, the general concept of locating the loop in the slot compartment and attaching the ice axe or hiking poles should remain the same.

How do I secure the hydration system in the bag?

To secure the hydration system in the Ortovox Tour Rider 30 bag, follow these steps: 1. Push the drink bladder into the slot on the carry system interior. Ensure that it is inserted fully and securely. 2. Locate the strap and flat-front buckle provided in the bag. These are designed to secure the hydration system in place. 3. Wrap the strap around the drink bladder and connect it to the flat-front buckle. Adjust the strap to achieve a snug fit, ensuring that the hydration system is held securely in the bag. Please note that the specific instructions may vary slightly depending on the model and design of the bag. However, the general concept of pushing the drink bladder into the slot and using the strap and buckle to secure it should remain the same.

Is the manual of the Ortovox Tour Rider 30 available in English?

Yes, the manual of the Ortovox Tour Rider 30 is available in English .

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Our TOUR RIDER 30 will equip you for long day tours in any terrain. Clever details make this ski touring backpack a practical, versatile companion in the mountains. Your shovel and probe can be comfortably stowed in a separate, emergency equipment compartment where they’ll still be easily accessible. The spacious main compartment is accessible from the top and back, which means all backpack contents will be easily accessible, not least thanks to the bright interior colors. Load control cords, in combination with the foam back and ergonomic straps, allow for balanced weight distribution even over lengthy periods. Even so, a tailored fit means this ski touring backpack will move with you. Selected fastening options for skis, snowboards, snowshoes, ice ax and poles as well as a helmet net and hip pocket make the TOUR RIDER 30 an extremely versatile ski touring backpack. It also features hydration system compatibility for athletic ascents and descents. That’s why our TOUR RIDER 30 is the ideal companion particularly on longer ski tours.

PRODUCT FEATURES

• 7 compartments
• Access to main compartment: front
• Access to main compartment: back
• Separate safety compartment
• Holder for safety equipment
• Side ski fastening
• Diagonal ski fastening
• Wide ski fastener (max. 150mm)
• Snowboard and snowshoe attachment
• Ice axe and hiking pole loops
• Chest strap with signal whistle
• integrated helmet net
• Compression strap
• Map compartment
• Bright Inside
• Hydration system compatible
• Emergency Card

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• Length : Regular
• Volume : 30
• Min. 890g / Max. 920g

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Wir zeigen in unserer Checkliste , was ein guter Skitourenrucksack können muss und welche Unterschiede es zwischen verschiedenen Artikeln gibt. Außerdem stellen wir 7 der beliebtesten Modelle 2024 in unserem Vergleich vor.

• Empfehlung : Die besten Skitourenrucksäcke 2024 im Vergleich.
• Checkliste : Diese Merkmale sind im Test wichtig.
• Bestseller : Die beliebtesten Skitourenrucksäcke im Überblick.
• FAQ : Häufige Fragen und Antworten zu Skitourenrucksäcken.

Die besten Skitourenrucksäcke 2024 im Vergleich

Mit den folgenden Empfehlungen kann jeder einen neuen Skitourenrucksack für den nächsten Winter finden.

1. Bester Skitourenrucksack für eine Tagestour

Der Rucksack aus dem Hause Salomon hat ein Fassungsvermögen von 20 Litern, sollte allerdings nicht überladen werden. Er besteht aus reißfestem Polyester und ist dank hochwertiger YKK-Reißverschlüsse komplett wasserdicht.

• Vielseitigkeit
• Tragekomfort
• Langlebigkeit

Warum wir es mögen: Dieser Rucksack ist dank der gepolsterten Schulter- und Hüftgurte sehr angenehm zu tragen und vielseitig nutzbar. Das hochwertige Material macht den Rucksack besonders beständig und sorgt für eine lange Lebensdauer.

Empfohlen für: Der Rucksack eignet sich perfekt als Tagesrucksack für Skitouren oder andere Outdoor-Aktivitäten.

2. Bester Skitourenrucksack für Damen

• Gewicht: 745g
• Maße: 47 x 27 x 22cm
• Volumen: 22l
• preisgekrönt: ISPO Gold Winner 2018

Warum wir es mögen: Der Damenrucksack der Marke Salewa ist durch anpassbare Schulter-, Brust- und Hüftgurte besonders angenehm zu tragen. Er ist robust und eignet sich aufgrund der Größe und Taschen sehr praktisch.

Empfohlen für: Der Rucksack eignet sich als Damenrucksack für Ski-Tagestouren oder anderen Wintersport.

3. Bester Skitourenrucksack aus nachhaltiger Produktion

Der Rucksack besteht zu mindestens 89 % aus recyceltem Polyamid und Polyester und wiegt 960 g. Der Rucksack ist mit einer atmungsaktiven Rückenpolsterung und verstellbaren Gurten sehr bequem zu tragen. Zusätzlich gibt es eine Regenhülle, um die Ausrüstung ideal vor Feuchtigkeit zu schützen.

• Nachhaltigkeit

Warum wir es mögen: Durch das Volumen von 30 Litern zusammen mit den verschiedenen Innentaschen ist der Rucksack sehr praktisch. Der Rucksack bietet einen angenehmen Tragekomfort, der durch die verstellbaren Gurte zusätzlich erhöht wird.

Empfohlen für: Der Rucksack eignet sich, wenn ein geräumiger und bequemer Rucksack für Skitouren gesucht wird.

4. Bester Skitourenrucksack mit Helmhalterung

Der Outdoor-Rucksack hat ein Fassungsvermögen von 30 Litern und besteht aus wasserdichtem Polyester. Er wiegt 920 g und ist mit verstellbaren und gepolsterten Schultergurten bequem zu tragen. Zusätzlich sind am Rucksack Befestigungen für Ski und Snowboards angebracht.

• Wetterbeständigkeit
• Elastizität

Warum wir es mögen: Dieser Rucksack überzeugt mit robustem und reißfestem Material, ist dafür allerdings nicht so elastisch wie andere Modelle. Die Hüft- und Brustgurte sorgen bei starker Last für eine bessere Gewichtsverteilung.

Empfohlen für: Der Rucksack eignet sich dank der Halterung ideal für Ski- und Snowboardtouren.

5. Bester Skitourenrucksack mit Lawinenairbag

Der Rucksack der Marke bca ist mit einem getesteten Lawinenairbag ausgestattet. Dieses System befindet sich in einem separaten Fach, wodurch der Rucksack selbst noch eine Kapazität von 42 Litern hat. Er ist komplett wasserdicht und besteht aus reißfesten und robusten Materialien.

• Lawinenairbag

Warum wir es mögen: Dieser Skirucksack ist mit einem 150 Liter Airbag ausgestattet, der den Kopf und Hals ideal bei einer Lawine schützt. Er wiegt 2,6 kg, ist durch die Polsterung am Rücken und den Schultergurten aber trotzdem angenehm zu tragen.

Empfohlen für: Der hochwertige Rucksack eignet sich, wenn ein Rucksack mit Lawinenairbag für extreme Skitouren gesucht wird.

6. Bester Skitourenrucksack in verschiedenen Farben

Der Rucksack besteht aus robustem Polyester und ist dadurch wasserdicht. Er ist mit Halterungen für Ski und Snowboards ausgestattet und mit Trinkblasen kompatibel. Die Rückenpartie des Rucksacks ist gepolstert und die Tragegurte sind individuell einstellbar.

• Halterungen

Warum wir es mögen: Der kleine Tagesrucksack überzeugt mit einem Trockenfach und anderen mit Fleece gefütterten Fächern zur Aufbewahrung sensibler Ausrüstung oder Technik. Der Rucksack ist durch das Gewicht von 760 g besonders bequem zu tragen.

Empfohlen für: Der Rucksack eignet sich durch die kompakte Größe als Snowboard- oder Skirucksack für kurze Touren.

7. Bester Skitourenrucksack mit Trinkblasen Kompatibilität

Der Rucksack mit einer Kapazität von 22 Litern verfügt über mehrere Fächer und äußeren Befestigungsmöglichkeiten. Das hochwertige Material sorgt für eine lange Lebensdauer. In dem geräumigen Hauptfach ist Platz für einen 14-Zoll großen Laptop und eine 3 Liter Trinkblase.

• Wasserdichtigkeit

Warum wir es mögen: An diesem praktischen Skirucksack können Helme, Ski und Snowboards befestigt und transportiert werden. Der Rucksack ist komplett wasserdicht und durch die Polsterung am Rücken sehr komfortabel zu tragen.

Empfohlen für: Der Rucksack eignet sich besonders, um Skiausrüstung oder andere große Outdoor-Gegenstände zu verstauen.

Skitourenrucksack Checkliste: Diese Merkmale sind im Test wichtig

• Rücksäcke mit einer Kapazität bis zu 20l sind nur für kurze Trips geeignet, bei denen die Nutzer nicht selbst wandern, sondern zum Aufstieg beispielsweise einen Lift nutzen können.
• Für eintägige Skitouren eignen sich Skitourenrucksäcke mit einer Kapazität zwischen 20l und 35l .
• Skitourenrucksäcke mit einer Kapazität über 35l eignen sich für mehrtägige Touren.
• Gewicht : Oft ist es von Vorteil, wenn der Skitourenrucksack eher leicht ist. Nachteile ultraleichter Modelle können jedoch weniger Komfort, Stabilität und Extras sein. Hier müssen die jeweiligen Prioritäten abgewogen werden.
• Es kann sinnvoll sein, wenn der Rucksack von verschiedenen Stellen geöffnet werden kann oder mit einem U-förmigen Reißverschluss ausgestattet ist.
• Praktisch ist eine Extratasche für Kleinigkeiten, die im besten Fall mit Fleece für die entsprechende Brille (z.B. Gletscherbrille für Hochtouren, etc.) ausgelegt ist.
• Manche Skitourenrucksäcke sind mit Riemen zum Anpassen der Rucksackgröße ausgestattet. Ist der Rucksack mal etwas leerer, kann er so entsprechend verkleinert werden.
• Material : Für Skitourenrucksäcke ist Nylon beliebt. Das Material ist robust und bietet einen guten Wasserschutz. Auch Polyester wird gerne verwendet.
• Ein Lawinenairbag bietet im Falle einer Lawine zusätzlichen Schutz.
• Durch ein Modell mit einem Tragesystem für Ski können Ski an den Rucksackseiten oder hinten befestigt werden.
• Ein Skitourenrucksack mit Helmhalterung bzw. einem Helmnetz ermöglicht es, einen Helm sicher am Rucksack zu verstauen.
• Sind Skitourenrucksäcke mit einer Trinkblase ausgestattet oder mit dieser kompatibel, ist es leichter auf der Tour genug zu trinken.
• Viele Skitourenrucksäcke sind schwarz oder besitzen eine andere dunkle Farbe. Wer möchte, kann jedoch auch Modelle in bunten Farben finden.

Bestseller: Die beliebtesten Skitourenrucksäcke

(**Letzte Aktualisierung am 9.05.2024.)

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FAQ: Häufige Fragen und Antworten

• 1 Welcher ist der beste Rucksack für Skitouren?
• 2 Wie groß sollte ein Skitourenrucksack sein?
• 3 Was gehört alles in ein Skitourenrucksack?
• 4 Wie einen Skitourenrucksack richtig packen?
• 5 Was kosten gute Skitourenrucksäcke?
• 6 Welche Skitourenrucksack Marken und Hersteller sind beliebt?
• 7 Was sind Alternativen zu Skitourenrucksäcken?
• 8 Welche Modelle empfehlen Skitourenrucksack Tests?

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Quellen & hilfreiche Webseiten

The 5 Best Mountaineering Backpacks: https://www.outdoorgearlab.com/topics/climbing/best-mountaineering-backpack

Best Ski Backpacks: https://www.switchbacktravel.com/best-ski-backpacks

What's the best ski backpack: https://www.outsideonline.com/outdoor-gear/snow-sports-gear/whats-best-ski-backpack/

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