FREE RIDER 26 S CHESTNUT backpack
Ortovox Free Rider 26 S, Performance and freedom in virgin terrain
Designed for demanding freeriders, the Ortovox Free Rider 26 S combines tailor-made comfort, perfect organization, and advanced protection technology. Its compact shape, optimized for shorter builds, fits perfectly to the back thanks to the wide, elastic CLASP FLEX BELT, offering a firm hold while maintaining total freedom of movement.
Comfort, safety, and control on descents
Its ergonomic back integrates soft pads that adapt to your body shape and is compatible with the CLASP SPINE back protector (motorcycle standard, sold separately) for maximum safety off-piste. Thanks to its smart attachments, you can effortlessly carry skis, snowboards, ice axes, helmets, ropes, and water pouches. The separate safety compartment keeps your shovel and probe ready to use, saving precious seconds when you need them most.
Organization designed for action
Easy access to the main compartment from the front or back, even in technical terrain. Compression straps keep the bag snug against your back for perfect stability. Each attachment is discreetly integrated to prevent snagging on snow, rocks or branches.
Durability and environmental commitment
Made from 400D recycled polyamide, PFC-free and Fair Wear Foundation certified, the Free Rider 26 S reflects Ortovox's commitment to producing sustainable and responsible equipment without compromising on performance.
- Type : Woman
- Volume (liters) : 20L-30L
- Total weight : 1.2 kg
- Use : Mixed Skiing
- Material : 100% Polyamide
- discount : -20%
The brand ORTOVOX
Ortovox: Protecting the mountaineer, protecting the mountains
Ortovox was founded in Bavaria in 1980 with a single mission: to save lives in the mountains. The German brand outfits and equips enthusiasts of ski touring, freeriding,mountaineering, and alpine climbing from head to toe. Ortovox offers a range of safety products (avalanche transceivers, airbag packs, probes, and shovels) as well as technical clothing—fleece and softshells—to tackle the cold and high-altitude conditions.