

DakinePoacher RAS Backpack 36L - Ski backpack
The Poacher RAS Backpack 36L from Dakine is the perfect companion for your full-day skiing adventures. Designed to accommodate an airbag system, this ski backpack offers a precise fit and optimal storage space to explore untouched backcountry lines. Its panel access and dedicated avalanche tool compartment ensure efficient and secure organization.
With its molded and adjustable back, the Poacher RAS 36L fits your body perfectly for aggressive and comfortable riding. It is compatible with the Mammut® removable airbag system 3.0, providing increased safety in snowy environments. Additionally, Dakine's exclusive RollTop closure ensures optimal protection of the airbag.
Perfect for ski enthusiasts seeking adrenaline and freedom in the mountains, this backpack combines functionality and technology to accompany you on all your snowy escapades.
- Compatible with the Mammut® removable Airbag System 3.0 (sold separately) with roll-top closure
- Vertical snowboard carry
- Diagonal or A-frame ski/splitboard carry
- Compatible with DK Impact spine protector (sold separately)
- Main rear panel zippered access
- Large zippered top pocket
- Deployable helmet carry (dual position)
- Oversized fleece-lined goggle pocket
- Radio handset or insulated hydration compatible
- Snow tool/shovel pocket with sleeves
- Splitboard pole and ice axe carry loops
- 38mm padded hipbelt with side pocket and reverse pull waist belt
- Molded back panel with snow-shedding, rescue whistle on sternum strap
- 100% recycled high-density nylon materials
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