Kulkea Boot Trekker – Ski Boot Backpack, Grey/Black/Orange
Featuring KULKEA’s Innovative Packing System and Pack Release System, the Boot Trekker is a top quality, patent pending technically designed and featured ski boot backpack for alpine ski boots, helmet and gear. This pack was developed to keep skiers organized and going. Dimensions: 18″H x 14.5″L x 18″W (expands up to 19.5″W) Volume: 69L / 4200 cu in. Materials: Water resistant backed 1680D, 840D & 420D nylon, 210D polyester & tarpaulin.
Product Features
- Technically designed, large premium ski boot backpack for alpine ski boots, helmet and gear. Highly compartmentalized and technically featured for organization and maximum preparedness.
- Fabrics: Durable, water resistant nylons, polyester and Tarpaulin.
- Sizing: Ski boots up to Mondo 31 (US Shoe Size-Men’s 13).
- Dimensions: 18″H x14.5″L x 18″W (expands up to 19.5″W). Volume: 69L / 4200 cu in.
- Features include: Two large side Boot Pockets with ventilation, Large top loading Central Gear Compartment, Pack Release for easy removal, Deployable Helmet Sling, & water-resistant Tarpaulin bottom with drainage grommets.
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Happy skier. I bought the Kulkea mid-season and have loved it ever since. There is tons of room for my boots (29.5) and all of my other gear. That is saying something, since I’m 6’4″. I was a bit concerned that there wouldn’t be enough room inside of the bag for me to check my helmet along with everything else, but it fits inside the front, zippered pocket. I’ve checked the bag 4 times now and it has held up very well. I wish there were a bit more padding on the outsides around the boots, but I’ve just…
Finally Organized! Awesome bag. Very heavy duty and easily holds a full days gear. Like it so much I ended up buying one of these for each person in our family. Finally I know where all of the boots, socks, helmets, gloves, etc., are! It’s just grab the bag and go!Note that your helmet is meant to be carried on this external sling holster but it also easily fits inside of the front pouch if you can spare the room inside of the bag. You can carry it either way depending on how much gear you want…