The Osprey Firn 18 backpack is a versatile companion for ski tours and snowboarding adventures. With a volume of 18 liters, it offers ample space for essential gear while remaining lightweight and compact. The backpack features an appealing Sandy Grey design with Tequila Orange accents, giving it a modern and sporty look. The thoughtful pocket configuration, including a hip belt and compression straps, ensures optimal weight distribution and stability during activities. Weighing only 1000 grams, the Firn 18 is ideal for those who prioritize lightness and functionality. The construction is tailored to the needs of athletes who demand the highest standards from their gear while skiing or snowboarding.
Equipment | Compression Strap, Hip belt |
Exact colour description | Sandy Grey, Tequila Orange |
Backpack type | Snowboard & ski backpack |
Target group | Men, Women |
Item number | 52559907 |
Colour | Grey, Orange |
Exact colour description | Sandy Grey, Tequila Orange |
Target group | Men, Women |
Backpack type | Snowboard & ski backpack |
Equipment | Compression Strap, Hip belt |
Size | M, S |
Sport | Ski tours, Snowboard |
Style | Sports |
Back length | Long, Short |
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Climate contribution |
Volume | 18 l |
Height | 20 cm |
Width | 30 cm |
Depth | 55 cm |
Weight | 1000 g |
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We haven't been on firn yet, but we have been on a few alpine adventures together. I was impressed by the simple design and the fit. The close-fitting, vest-like rucksack sits very comfortably even when scrambling with heavy contents and skis attached. I don't necessarily need the lasso construction for attaching skis without taking the rucksack off, because as a symmetry lover I prefer the A-shape...
