Scott Freedom 35

Wonderful!

A really good back with all the features you would like. Rugged plate with padding to the back, buckle to curse. Tighten something in each band and fill the back, so it's still perfect. Watertight zipper is a big plus.
Just like someone else has experienced that the buckles for the ski drop off. But that's probably the only downside.

A very clever compartment for glasses and other scrap that you do not want to wrap around in the big tray.

This is the perfect back, just great and with all the features.

Model year: 2001

It's an incredibly nice rucksack, but all the nice bags have a few misses (sometimes) the big mistake I'm thinking about in this case is not that there is no bucket for spades, the buckles available for skiing can suddenly drag. So it's important to keep track of the grains.

+ The built-in eyeglass case and the pinned cover for sensitive things.

The buckles that let go.

Model year: 2002

Stylish and smart design. The extra-paved cover holds surprisingly many small things of the more fragile battle. A lot of outer straps. Camelback pocket and hole for hose. However, the hole is at least for normal nozzles, but there are knives. All zippers are taped and water resistant. There is also a built-in backrest plate that is detachable. The sack is all the way in every way and the biggest mistake is actually that the shovel brackets are substandard or missing, depending on how the designer has thought.
My biggest reference object is Da Kine Heli pro and Poacher 29.

Model year: 2001