Contents for the Ascent Voile Shovel (I usually use their XLM shovel with telescoping handle but I used their larger scoop shovel for this experiment)
LifeLink probe
R.E.D Helmet
Splitboard crampons (unless being used)
BD Raven Pro ice axe (unless being used)
Stubai boot crampons (unless being used)
Basic First Aid kit (bandaids, guaze, antiseptic, sunscreen, lip balm, fingernail clipers, handiwipes, vicodin and ibuprofen, etc)
Compass
Swiss Army knife
3 liters of water in MSR water bag w/hose
Repair kit (extra slider pin, misc screws and bolts for bindings, duct tape, lighter, safety equipment, etc)
BD Headlamp
Anon Goggles
MH Phantom Down Jacket
MH Epic Shell
MH Shell Mitts
MH Windstopper gloves
Neck gaiter
Beanie
Extra socks
Bandana
Food sack (enough food for a full day)
(for this experiment I added)
MSR PockeRocket stove
Snow Peak double wall Titanium Cup
Snow Peak small butane canister
Here is the pack filly loaded with the shovel on the outside…
…and with the shovel inside.
My video camera and still camera are attached via a LowePro case with custom chest mount
Contents added for the Descent One BD Whippet pole
One BD Expedition pole
MH brim hat
Splitboard skins
Sunglasses
Contents removed for the Descent R.E.D Helmet
MH Epic Shell
Goggles
Here is a pic of the pack on the descent
In the words of the late Maxwell Smart..."would you believe" it all fits in a 14L/900cubic inch pack?
I really like my Osprey Switch 14, its big enough but not overkill for daytrips in my region and is small enough to take along on multiday trips with a large pack .
My only complaint is on durability. Its tough but not tough as nails…but then again if it was it would add weight. “Life is a series of tradeoffsâ€Â
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