Ortovox · Backpacks & Bags
Ravine 26 S
$174.97
$249.95Save $74.98 (30%)
at Valhalla Pure Outfitters
Price checked Oct 30, 2026
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About this product
The Ortovox Ravine 26 S is a 26-liter avalanche safety backpack built for ski touring and backcountry travel. Its shell combines 420D Cordura polyamide and 100D polyamide, both made from 100% recycled material, keeping the total weight at 800 g (1.8 lbs) across dimensions of 30 x 22 x 55 cm. The short back length suits a torso-friendly fit, and the hip belt accommodates an abdomen circumference up to 130 cm. Four compartments organize gear efficiently, with access to the main compartment from both the front and top. A dedicated safety compartment keeps rescue equipment separate and ready, while a CLASP protector pocket, map compartment, and valuables compartment with key clip handle everyday organization. Ski carry is covered by a quick-attach parallel ski fastener with carabiner, an A-Skifix, and a diagonal D-Skifix rated for waist widths up to 150 mm. Additional mountain-specific details include ice axe fixation, rope attachment, material loops, a helmet net, compression strap, and hydration system compatibility. A chest strap with integrated signal whistle and an Emergency Card round out the safety-focused feature set.
- Category
- Backpacks & Bags
- Brand
- Ortovox
- Material
- *Polyamide 420D Cordura and Polyamide 100D: 100% recycled
- Color
- product-options
- Size
- * Dimensions: 30 x 22 x 55 cm
What people are saying
Reviewers consistently praise the Ortovox Ravine 26 S for its lightweight, minimalist build and well-thought-out feature set for freeride and ski touring use. The Full Contact Light Back system earns repeated mention for distributing load evenly and keeping the pack stable on both the ascent and descent. The ability to attach and detach skis, stow crampons, and access the main compartment from the top or side without removing the pack is widely highlighted as a practical time-saver. The short back length is appreciated by users with smaller or shorter torsos. The most common criticism is that the safety compartment becomes noticeably cramped once a shovel and probe are packed in, reducing usable volume. A few users also note that the shoulder straps may not adjust small enough for very petite frames, and the optional spine protector is sold separately at additional cost.
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